Everything I Do HQ does, in one place.

One planner that runs the whole wedding around its events, from the engagement party to the big day. Here is each part, with a page of its own.

• Budget

  A budget that builds itself from real costs.

  The budget is one honest list of vendor payments and your own custom items. Add a vendor with a price and the cost drops straight in, so the number you see is the number you are actually committing to.

• Timeline

  From the engagement party to the last dance.

  Every event in date order, grouped by day, from the first celebration to the after-party. Each one keeps its own date, time, place and notes.

• Vendors

  Your vendors, from first enquiry to paid in full.

  Keep vendor contacts, quotes and notes together.

• Guests & RSVPs

  RSVPs, without the spreadsheet.

  Track who is coming, the size of each party, plus-ones and dietary needs, with a running headcount that updates as replies land. The number the caterer asks for is the number on the screen.

• Bride Hub

  A part of the app that's just for the bride.

  Bride Hub is the personal run-up to the day. Book the beauty: hair and makeup trials, nails, brows, a facial, dress fittings, each with its own status and inspiration photos so the look is settled before the morning of.

• Inspiration Hub

  Every idea you've saved, in one board.

  Save the ideas you love into a visual grid, each with its image, a category, your notes and a link back to where you found it. Filter the whole wedding by venue, dress, florals, styling, beauty and more.

• Calendar

  One calendar for everything with a date.

  Events, vendor appointments, task due dates and beauty bookings all sit on one month view, each colour-coded so you can tell them apart at a glance. Tap a day to see exactly what is on.

• Make it your colour

  Set your wedding colour. The whole app follows.

  Pick the colour your wedding is built around and the whole app re-skins to match it, live. There is a real colour picker, a long searchable list of colour names and nearest-match suggestions when you are close but not sure.

• Seating plan

  Seat everyone without the sticky notes.

  Add round or long tables, drag them where they sit in the room and zoom out to see the whole floor. Guests wait in their groups, family, friends, work, until you give them a seat.

• Tasks

  A to-do list you can both see.

  Every task has a due date and, if you like, the event it belongs to. Tick them off together, so one person is not quietly holding the whole list.

• Gifts & registry

  Gifts, wish lists and a cash fund, in one list.

  Keep store links, wish-list items and a cash fund, such as a honeymoon fund, together instead of scattered across tabs and messages.

• Plan together

  Bring in your partner, your planner and your people.

  Invite your partner with full access, a co-planner who can edit everything, helpers who can edit only the parts you choose, and viewers who can just look.

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