Together

Together

The wedding planner app for couples, family and the wedding party

You’re not planning this alone. Parents are paying for parts of it, the maid of honor is planning the shower, a planner is juggling vendors. Together gives everyone one shared plan: a checklist that knows your date, the budget, the guest list, and one album for every photo. Each person sees only what’s theirs.

Android and web · US, Canada, UK, Europe, India · Free to start

A couple and their family planning a wedding together

What should a wedding planning app do? Tell you what to do and when, keep the budget and vendor payments straight, run the guest list and RSVPs, and let the people helping you see their part of the plan without seeing everything. Together does all of that in one free app, and collects every guest’s photos afterwards.

Everything the wedding needs, in one app

A checklist that knows your date

Book the venue, order the dress, send the invitations: every task is due at the right time and moves if your date moves.

Budget and vendor payments

Quotes, deposits and balances per vendor, in dollars, pounds, euros or your currency, with a reminder before each payment is due.

Guest list and RSVPs

Headcount per event and dietary needs. Guests reply from a link without making an account.

A day-of timeline

Timings for each event, and one-tap updates to everyone’s phone: “Ceremony starts in 15 minutes”.

Gifts and thank-you notes

Log gifts as they arrive, and tick off each thank-you note as it goes out.

One photo album

A QR code for guests, a portal for your photographer, and selfie search so everyone finds their photos.

Your events, your way

A wedding is rarely one day. Start with the events you’re having: engagement party, bridal shower, bachelor and bachelorette parties (or the hen and stag do), welcome party, rehearsal dinner, civil ceremony, the ceremony and reception, farewell brunch. Each one gets its own page, guest list and lists:

Planning a Hindu, Sikh, Muslim or other Indian wedding? Pick your tradition and the functions and rituals follow. See the Indian wedding planner.

Bring everyone in, share only what you mean to

Parents, the wedding party, your planner and vendors join with an invite code, and you approve them. Each group sees what you share with it: the bridesmaids see the shower and their outfits, not the budget. Hand out jobs (“Sam: confirm the shuttle times”) and the person gets a reminder the day before it’s due, and again if it slips.

Why not a spreadsheet and a group chat?

TogetherSpreadsheet + group chat
Tasks with due dates and remindersYes, per personOnly if someone remembers
Guest list per eventYes, with RSVP linksSeveral tabs, out of date
Payment remindersBefore each due dateNo
Private from others helpingBudget, gifts and surprisesHard: one sheet, one chat
Photos in one albumYes, with face searchScattered across phones

Questions

Is Together a free wedding planning app?

Yes. The checklist, budget, guest list, RSVP links, day-of timeline and shared album are free. The free album holds up to 300 photos in your own Google Drive.

Does it work for weddings in the US, Canada, UK and Europe?

Yes. Pick your region and the events, checklist and wording follow, including the marriage license or notice of marriage. Budgets work in US, Canadian, Australian and New Zealand dollars, pounds, euros, rupees and more.

Can my parents and wedding party use it?

Yes. Invite them with a code and approve them. Each person sees only what you share with their group, so the budget can stay with the two of you.

Can guests RSVP without downloading the app?

Yes. Each guest gets an RSVP link that opens in their browser. They answer for each event they’re invited to, with dietary needs and travel plans.

Is there an iPhone app?

An iPhone app is coming. Until then the web app works on any phone: open it in Safari and add it to your home screen.

Can our wedding planner use it?

Yes. Invite them with a code and share what they need. Vendors see only what you share with them.

Your big day, sorted

Free to start. Bring everyone who’s helping.

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