Too many vendors to track
Catering, decor, photography, coordinator, music—each with its own deadline, deposit and outstanding balance.
Sarah & James's Wedding
Organize guests, budget and vendors in one clear plan—and send an invitation with RSVP confirmations instead of chasing replies in a group chat.
Before the guest list settles
You want to live the ceremony, not manage dozens of vendor messages and a guest list that changes every week.
Catering, decor, photography, coordinator, music—each with its own deadline, deposit and outstanding balance.
A text here, a call there, a note from a relative—until the guest list no longer matches the seating chart.
Between the dress fitting, the tasting and the vendor meeting, every decision seems to compete for the same weekend.
The wedding can stay full of people. Organizing it does not have to be.
Free to start · invitation with RSVP · guests, vendors and deadlines in one place.
A real wedding, being organized right now
From the first guest list to the booked caterer—this is the same path Sarah and James follow to their big day.
One · Guests
Sarah and James started with the list: 45 names, split by group, with who's already confirmed and who still needs to reply.
Two · Invitation with RSVP
The wedding's digital invitation has a cover photo, countdown and dress code—and every reply updates the guest list instantly, no crowded group chat needed.
"Priya Anand confirmed" — just now, straight from the invite link.
Three · Budget
From catering to photography, Sarah and James see what's paid, what has a deposit down, and what's still open—without mixing it all into one spreadsheet.
Four · Tasks
Wedding tasks are ordered by deadline—from signing a contract to the ceremony rehearsal—so no decision catches Sarah and James off guard.
From the engagement to the "I do"
You do not need to set everything up at once. Start with the essentials and complete the plan at your pace.
Set the date, record your initial budget and invite whoever is helping you plan.
Include guests, booked vendors and tasks as decisions happen.
Share the RSVP invitation link and watch confirmations arrive in real time.
Clarity in the details too
Practical information should explain how the product works instead of becoming vague trust badges.
Questions before planning your wedding
Yes. Create a digital invitation with a cover photo, countdown and RSVP—guests confirm through a link, and you track it all in the app.
Yes. Record planned, booked and paid amounts separately per vendor, with the wedding total always visible.
Yes. Planne is available to download free from Google Play, no subscription.
Planne is currently available for Android devices.
Your next decision can be simpler
Create the wedding, record the first details, and send the RSVP invitation as soon as you have a date.
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