Guides,
for the planning behind the day.
A long guide behind each planning tool: how a seating plan is actually built, what an RSVP should ask, where the budget goes, and what to write on the invitation.
The guides
RSVP meaning, explained properly.
What the letters mean, what to write, how a deadline works, and how replies are collected online.
5 pages
Wedding guest list, from first draft to final count.
A generous first draft, honest rules for cutting, and a count in people rather than replies.
3 pages
Online guest list, free for every kind of event.
One list for any event: typed in or imported, counted in people, and the source of the invitations, the replies and the seating.
1 page
Wedding website, built from your invitation.
The invitation, the replies and every detail guests ask about, on one page behind one link.
1 page
Wedding checklist, in the order that matters.
Twelve months of bookings and decisions, in the order they depend on each other.
4 pages
Wedding budget, line by line.
Where the money goes, which lines move with the guest count, and how to track the rest.
4 pages
Wedding seating plan, solved for good.
Table sizes, timing, grouping and the top table, for a wedding of 30 or 300.
4 pages
Invitation wording, line by line.
The five facts, the hosts’ line, formal to playful, and the reply line, for nine kinds of invitation.
- Wedding invitation wording
- Engagement invitation wording
- Birthday invitation wording
- Baby shower invitation wording
- Graduation invitation wording
10 pages
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