Useful things for your wedding
Free wedding planning tools
Make the checklist, arrange the tables and put your words on paper. Start without an account and leave with something you can actually use.
Photography and memories
Give the important pictures a plan and the spontaneous ones a place to go.
Photo shot list
Choose priorities, name family groups and hand over a practical photographer checklist.
Open tool โPhoto scavenger hunt
Make an editable set of guest challenges by timing, tone and difficulty.
Open tool โQR sign maker
Design a printable sign linking guests to your chosen photo gallery.
Open tool โCeremony and words
Prepare words that sound like you, with room for the people leading your ceremony.
Reception and guests
Make the handovers clear so you can spend the day with your guests.
Dates and budget
Work with your own dates and limits rather than somebody else's average wedding.
Wedding countdown
Share a live countdown or save a date card and work backwards from milestones.
Open tool โWedding gift calculator
Choose an optional gift range after accounting for the cost of attending.
Open tool โBudget spreadsheet
Track estimated, contracted and paid amounts in a usable wedding workbook.
Open tool โGive every guest photo a home.
Once your plans are ready, share one WeddingPhoto App QR code for guest photos and videos. Guests upload without an app or account. You control the gallery and download the originals. Hosted galleries start at $39 once.
Choose your wedding photo gallery โ ยท Try the guest preview
What is free?
The planning tools and their available exports are free. WeddingPhoto App's hosted photo and video galleries are a separate purchase. A checklist or QR design does not itself include photo storage.
Where is my work saved?
Tools with local saving keep work on this browser, not in a cloud account. Download a copy before clearing browser data. Share links on supported tools contain a snapshot of your result; they do not provide live collaborative editing.
Which tool should we start with?
If the date is booked, make your countdown. Once guest replies arrive, work on seating. Agree photo priorities with your photographer before finalizing the day-of schedule, and keep guest activities optional.