MAKE A BEGINNING
Start with a measured room
Use a sketch to explore capacity, then verify exits, fixed furniture and access routes against the venue's approved floor plan.
Sketch a roomFor venues
Coordinate access windows, room plans, vendor arrivals and the people responsible for closing the site.
Start with two active projects free.

WEDDINGBOARD / THE WORKING PLAN
MAYA & JORDAN · SAMPLE VENDOR HANDOFF
A little less juggling. A lot more possibility.
The wedding plan has to fit the building. Put access, fixed finish times and operational constraints into the conversation early, then confirm the final layout and staffing with the people who will run the day.
Agree deliverables, exclusions, and approvals before a lovely idea becomes extra work.
02Include the loading, installation, pickup, and preparation in your package numbers.
03Check crew coverage across setup, service, and pack-out before saying yes.
04Turn a new timeline into a clear time, location, and action for the people affected.
Every chapter deserves a good plan
Coordinate access windows, room plans, vendor arrivals and the people responsible for closing the site.
MAKE A BEGINNING
Use a sketch to explore capacity, then verify exits, fixed furniture and access routes against the venue's approved floor plan.
Sketch a roomMAKE IT WORK TOGETHER
Count seats and meals from the same guest list before finalizing staffing and table setup.
Reconcile seats and mealsMAKE IT COUNT
Work backwards from the moment the room must be clear, including pack out, pickups and final inspection.
Build the venue scheduleStart with reviewed specialty questionnaires, a delivery checklist, a private workflow, an unpriced service scope, and a disabled consultation type. Choose what to add; publishing and prices stay your decisions.
Beautiful plans. Real-life plot twists.
Switch between the caterer, DJ, photographer, and transport team. Watch a ceremony delay turn into specific next steps for the people making the day happen.
Give the wedding-day demo a whirlInteractive sample wedding. No account or real messages involved.
A little plot twist.+20 min
WHO NEEDS A NEW PLAN?
The celebration needs your special thing
Go on. Make a little progress.
Open a tool, make it your own, and take the results with you. Useful things, without the signup homework.
Build a measured table grid and see how spacing changes capacity before moving furniture.
Let’s make somethingFREE TOOL / 02Compare required role-hours with available crew, and see where a second shift or additional person is needed.
Let’s make somethingFREE TOOL / 03Turn inclusions, exclusions and decision owners into a reusable discovery questionnaire and scope checklist.
Let’s make somethingNo. It is a planning aid. The venue must confirm occupancy, exits, accessibility, furniture and local requirements before the layout is used.
Professionals can start with two active projects free. The paid plan is $49 per professional seat per month. Inviting a client or wedding collaborator does not automatically make them a billable seat.
You choose what is shared for a wedding. Each business keeps its own private client and financial records. Joining the same wedding does not give another business access to your workspace.
Connected services are being activated in stages. Provider setup, account eligibility, and separate usage charges may apply. The public demo previews coordination without sending real messages. Gallery delivery, app distribution, and physical fulfillment also have activation requirements; the help pages and changelog explain current availability.
For the business you’re pouring your heart into
FOR YOUR BUSINESS
Start with two active projects free.
Invited wedding collaborators aren’t automatically paid seats.
See pricing detailsOptional messaging, storage, AI usage, and purchases are priced separately where offered. Connected services activate in stages. See what’s new.