A wedding planner built around one number: what the couple can actually afford. Every screen answers two questions: how much is this costing us, and how much have we saved?
The app opens with a sample wedding already loaded, Sam and Alex's, so there is something to explore before typing anything. Press play, or pick a chapter.
Guest count is the biggest cost driver in a wedding, so the app makes that trade-off visible in dollars. This is the app's own budget split and guest-cost maths, running in your browser.
in food, drink, cake, stationery and favors, the four categories that grow with headcount.
Food and venue get the biggest shares, and a contingency line is kept on purpose so surprises don't hurt. Couples can edit every share in the app.
The app ships with about 40 concrete savings tips, each with a typical saving. Tapping "I did this" adds it to a running total on the home screen. A few of them:
Tap a tip you'd use.
Rose for actions, blush cream behind everything, sage for money saved and champagne for neutral highlights, with serif headings over rounded body text. Dark mode is designed, not inverted.