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Everything that has to add up, in one place.

Wedding Overview is built around one question: what do the two of you need to know or do right now to keep planning calmly?

Three stories set Wedding Overview apart from a spreadsheet or a stand-alone wedding website: the American route to the altar, the day itself down to the minute, and guest details that stay private.

172 tasks · marriage license reminders included
Story 1

The American route is built in.

Getting married is also paperwork, and that paperwork has deadlines nobody tells you about in time. The checklist holds 172 tasks counted back from your wedding date, including the marriage license steps and the signed license going back to the county clerk. The rules themselves differ by county, so each step tells you what to look up and gives you a place to keep the answer.

Marriage license and county clerk

Look up the rules for your county, apply together with ID, pick the license up in time, and get the signed one back afterward. Each step is a task in your plan, counted back from your date.

Witnesses and paperwork

Line up witnesses if your state requires them, bring the right ID, and finish the prenuptial agreement on time if you want one.

Ceremony and who marries you

A worksheet for the person leading your ceremony, whether that is your clergy or a friend ordained for the day: how you met, what may and may not be said, and the vows you will exchange.

The American extras

Rehearsal dinner, hotel room blocks for out-of-town guests, welcome bags, and the name change after the day. In the set, each with its own date.

−12 mo
Date & venue locked
The rest of the planning counts back from this day.
−4 mo
Who marries you, confirmed
A friend ordained for the day or your own clergy: what counts differs by state, and the paperwork takes time.
−4 wkcheck your county
Marriage license
At the county clerk, together, with ID. It expires after a set number of days.
legal deadline
Story 3

Guests, with privacy that holds up.

Dietary needs and allergies are health information. Wedding Overview treats them that way: guests share them themselves, with consent they can withdraw, and they only go out in the export you make yourselves.

Guest list and RSVP

Groups instead of loose rows, ceremony and reception guests as separate facts, and an answer per person and per event.

Paste your list in

Paste your existing guest list from Excel, Numbers, or Google Sheets. Columns are recognized, households become groups, and one button undoes the whole import.

Private details

Consent per guest, and a caterer export that only carries diet, allergy, and high chair. Pregnancy and free-text notes are never exported.

Planning together

Your partner plans as a full member. Your day-of coordinator, parents, and helpers get access per part to exactly what they need.

Photos from your guests

Guests add their photos on your wedding website without an app and without an account. You see them in the app, and guests see one another’s photos on the wall.

The guest list in Wedding Overview: groups with their RSVP status, and the caterer list one tab overPrivate: only the two of you see dietary needs
What it looks like

No mock-ups: this is the app.

Captures from the demo wedding of Emily & James. Everything you see here, you can click through yourself in the demo.

The guest list in Wedding Overview: 9 groups and 24 guests with the RSVP status per group
Guests: who is attending, who still has to answer, at a glance.
The money overview in Wedding Overview: confirmed, paid and still to pay, cost per guest, and one payment that is overdue
Money: due dates, open items, and what one more guest costs right now.
The day-of timeline in Wedding Overview: schedule blocks with cues, times, and statuses for the wedding day
The day: from ceremony to first dance, with the cues underneath.
The Today view in Wedding Overview: countdown to the wedding day, tasks that need attention, and the next payment due
Today: what is going on right now, from tasks to the next payment.
Honest about the payment

What the one-time price stands for.

One payment gives you the whole app for your own wedding, through the day itself. What is possible without a payment sits right next to it.

Included

  • The plan with tasks and deadlines
  • Guest list and RSVP
  • Budget and vendors
  • Day-of timeline and seating
  • Your wedding website online
  • Emailing invitations and reminders
  • The caterer list with dietary needs

Without a payment

  • Looking around the demo wedding
  • Exporting your data
  • Deleting your account
Everything for that one day

Features are not the goal. A calm engagement is.

The wedding website

Two maps that tell your story.

Your wedding website does more than schedule and RSVP. Two sections are about the two of you: the night sky above your moments, and the place where it began.

Star maps

The real night sky above the moments that matter to you: your births, the night you found each other, the proposal, or the wedding day itself. Each map is calculated astronomically for the date, time, and place; not a single star is invented. Guests browse through them on your site, and you can download or print every map as a sharp file.

Where we met

The place where you met, as a quiet map next to your own story: the coffee shop, the lecture hall, or that one friend’s birthday. You choose the map style, the marker, and exactly the framing your guests get to see. On the site the map is pure image, without buttons or links that pull guests away from your site.

Style

One considered house style, carried through everywhere.

No theme picker and no fuss: Wedding Overview comes in one warm look, Boho Terracotta. It carries automatically from the app to your public wedding website and your stationery, so planning and presentation stay one whole.

Boho Terracotta: warm terracotta, sage green, soft gold, ivory.
Applies to
App, website, and stationery
Sections
Schedule, locations, RSVP
Languages
English and French
Privacy
Access code
Setup
Nothing needed
The site editor in Wedding Overview: the wedding website is online, with the web address and the sections guests see.
Privacy

Guest details deserve care.

RSVP sometimes carries sensitive information, such as dietary needs, allergies, or accessibility. Wedding Overview is set up with private routes, consent, and protected information as the starting point.

No ads. No selling data. Guest details are only visible to the people you allow. We do not sell them and we do not use them for advertising. They only go out when you send them yourselves, such as the export for your caterer. Who we share data with is in ourprivacy policy.

privateDietary needs and allergies, per guest with consent
exportThe caterer list only carries diet, allergy, and high chair
neverPregnancy and free-text notes are never exported
Frequently asked questions

Good to know.

Do we have to use every feature?
No. Start with the parts that matter now. You can fill in guests and planning first and add budget, website, day-of timeline, or seating later.
Can guests respond without an account?
Yes. RSVP is built for guests without an account, through a personal link or through your wedding website.
Can the two of us plan together?
Yes. Invite your partner so you both work in the same wedding.
What exactly are we paying for?
For the whole app for your own wedding, from the checklist to the wedding website. Without a payment you are limited to looking around the demo wedding, exporting your data, and deleting your account.
Can we have our emails approved before they go out?
Yes. A message can stay a draft, be offered for approval, and then be sent. Sending is always something a person does: nothing goes out on its own at a set time.
Is this meant as full bookkeeping?
No. Wedding Overview helps you track payments around the wedding. For real bookkeeping you use your bank, your own records, or your accountant.

One calm place for your whole wedding.

Guest list, budget, day-of timeline, and your wedding website in one place. $99 once, no subscription.