FOR COUPLES / YOUR DAY, YOUR WAYA plan with room for both of you

You don’t needall the answers.Just a beginning.

A little clarity. A fair share of the doing. A place for the things you’re looking forward to.

Find your first step
MAYA & ELLIS / OUR STARTING POINT

A long table.
Our favourite people.
Time to take it in.

19 June 2027 · The Glasshouse

Not every detail decided.Already ours.
ONE THING TO START WITHTalk about what matters most.The rest can follow.
NOT EVERYTHING. JUST THE NEXT THING.

A big day.
Small, possible steps.

You might have a date, a venue, or just a feeling. Start where you are. Your plan can become clearer as you go.

  1. 01 / FIND YOUR SHAPE

    What matters to you?

    A shared starting point for the celebration you actually want.

    Make a little plan
  2. 02 / MAKE ROOM

    People. Money. Possibilities.

    A guest list and a budget make the next decisions feel more grounded.

    See the numbers
  3. 03 / HAND IT OVER

    Let your people help.

    Prepare the details so you’re not explaining them on the day.

    Prepare the welcome
A PLAN YOU CAN BOTH SEE

“I’ve got this.”
And you know they do.

Divide the doing in a way that fits your lives. One person can take the next step without the other losing the thread.

Plan as a pair, with a planner, or with a few trusted people. Shared visibility doesn’t mean everyone has to manage everything.

OUR NEXT FEW THINGS1 of 3 handled

Try sharing a task, or checking one off. This is a sample plan.

OUR BUDGET / THE BIG PICTURESample wedding
A plan we’re comfortable with$32,000Our overall budget
Already allocated
$24,850
Room for what’s next
$7,150
See what’s in the plan
Venue
$11,600
Catering
$6,400
Photography
$3,200
Music & flowers
$3,650
THE NUMBERS, WITHOUT THE NOISE

More “we can.”
Less “can we?”

See what you’ve made room for and what’s still available. Keep the decisions understandable, whether you’re splitting costs, planning together, or getting help.

Your budget is a conversation you can come back to. It doesn’t need to become the whole story.

A closer look at planning
FROM AN INVITATION TO A WARM WELCOME

You know your people.
Keep their details close.

Who’s coming, what they need, where they’ll sit. A few thoughtful details make it easier to look after everyone.

01 / THE YES

Alex is coming.

Alex MorganAttending · Vegetarian

Guest List and RSVPs give you a clearer picture of who will be there.

02 / THE PLACE

A seat among friends.

AlexJamieSam
03Willow

Work out seating with the people and relationships in mind.

03 / THE ARRIVAL

Someone’s got the door.

Alex MorganTable 03 · WillowChecked in

Give a trusted helper the guest details and check-in access they need.

And you don’t have to answer every question.

Put arrival instructions, useful contacts, and venue details in the Cheat Sheet. Prepare your vendors and share the timeline with the people running the day.

See the wedding-day workspace
STYLE PLAN

A look for the occasion.
A plan for the details.

The outfit, the shoes, the fitting still to book. Bring looks together by person and occasion, with the details that make each one ready.

Keep responsibilities, dates, and reference images alongside the items. A coordinated plan can still leave room for everyone to feel like themselves.

STYLE PLAN
A little texture.
A little you.
MayaLinen suit · Final fitting 28 MayAlterations
EllisOlive separates · With EllisIn hand
AlexTerracotta tie · Alex to collectOrdered

Switch the occasion to see a different set of looks.

MAYA’S VOWS

Some words
are just for you.

Private draft · Only Maya
YOUR WORDS. YOUR OWN SPACE.

Together on the plan.
Private on the promise.

Sharing the wedding workspace doesn’t mean sharing your vows. Keep your draft separate from the team’s notes and everyday decisions.

Think. Write. Come back to it. You choose when your words are ready to be shared.

Understand sharing & access
START WHERE YOU ARE. MAKE IT YOURS.

The day is yours.
The plan can be, too.

One decision or a hundred details in.
There’s a place to begin from here.

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