A barn wedding breakfast at Elmore Court: long wooden tables laid with foliage runners and candles, tall greenery arrangements, and strings of hanging lights over a draped ceiling, empty before the guests arrive

For professional UK wedding planners

Every wedding you run, in one calm place.

Checklists, guests, budget, suppliers and the running order for every couple on your books. Each couple sees their own wedding, exactly as far as you choose, and nothing else.

30 days free. No card. GBP, DD/MM/YYYY, suppliers not vendors.

01

Every task, dated from the wedding day.

The UK checklist comes ready: seventy-odd tasks from giving notice to thank-you cards, each dated from the day itself. Set the date and every due date follows.

Grouped by month, overdue items first in amber. Tick, reassign, hand to the couple, or hide it from them entirely.

Inside a marquee before the meal: bunting and festoon lights along the roof, tables laid with flowers and wine, and open sides looking on to trees in summer sun

02

Guests without the spreadsheet.

Households get one invitation; everyone on the list gets a meal, a table and a dietary note where it matters. The summary bar is the number the caterer asks for.

The couple can add and edit guests themselves, and replies from the public RSVP page land here without anyone retyping them.

Start by importing your spreadsheets. Guests, budget and your supplier list come in from a .csv or .xlsx however the columns are named, you check the preview before anything is saved, and you can undo the whole import for a day afterwards.

A long outdoor table on a lawn seen from above, laid with candles and flowers, with a bride adjusting her dress at one end

03

Budget that reconciles itself.

Estimate, actual, difference, paid and due on every line, in pounds and pence, VAT-aware. The schedule on the right is every deposit and balance across the wedding.

Mark one paid and the totals, the schedule and the couple's view all agree.

A Cotswold stone manor house seen from above, with a cedar tree to one side and open countryside behind

04

The running order, ready to send.

The day as a rail of moments: time, place, who is responsible. Anything without a time says TBC in amber until it has one.

Each supplier gets a link to their own slice, their items highlighted, and a PDF for the van. No login, no app to install.

05

Your couple sees exactly what you choose.

The couple get their own calm view: the countdown, what changed since they last looked, their tasks, their guests, their day. Your name and your colour on it.

Every module is a switch, and every item has its own eye. Turn the budget on and it appears for them, with your fee still hidden.

A Georgian country house and its gardens from the air under a bright sky with scattered cloud, fields and hedgerows stretching to the horizon

06

Built for here.

Most planning software was written for another country's weddings. This one was written with a working Gloucestershire planner, for the way weddings happen here.

The legal steps, in order

  • Give notice at the register office: both partners, at least 29 days before, within 12 months.
  • Registrar or celebrant for a civil ceremony at a licensed venue; banns for a church.
  • Marriage certificate collected afterwards, on the list where it belongs.

Dates that clash

  • Bank holidays and school holidays on the season strip.
  • Cup finals, Glastonbury, Wimbledon finals and Royal Ascot flagged on a wedding's row.
  • Monday first, Saturday 11 September 2027 in prose, 11/09/2027 in forms.

Money the British way

  • Pounds and pence, VAT-aware totals for registered businesses.
  • Deposits and balances on a schedule, reminders before they fall due.
  • Suppliers, not vendors. Marquees, not tents. Evening guests, plus-ones and children's meals.

About

Made by two people who have spent their working lives at weddings.

I Said Yes was developed by Gary Nunn and Katrina Seear, who have more than 35 years in the wedding industry between them. Not a software company guessing at what planners do, but a photographer and a planner building the tool they wished they had.

Gary Nunn

Wedding photographer and filmmaker

  • Twenty years photographing and filming weddings, from Cotswold barns to hillsides in Italy.
  • He has stood in the corner of more running orders than he can count, and knows what a good day looks like from the inside.
  • Every photograph on this page is his.

Katrina Seear

Wedding planner

  • A working planner and on-the-day coordinator in Gloucestershire, and for years the person running one of the Cotswolds' best-known wedding venues.
  • She has answered every question a couple, a caterer or a mother of the bride can ask, usually on a Saturday.
  • Every screen here was built for a job she has actually done.

Pricing

One plan. Every wedding.

No per-wedding fees, no tiers to work out, no card to try it. 30 days free, then pay only if it earns its place.

Questions about pricing

Planner

Prices include VAT

£49

a month

inc. VAT, cancel any time

£490

a year

inc. VAT, two months free (£98 saved)

  • Unlimited weddings and events
  • Unlimited couples, each with their own portal
  • Team members for your associates and assistants
  • The UK checklist and timeline templates
  • Guests, RSVPs, table plans and caterer sheets
  • Budget, payment schedule and reminders
  • Supplier directory and share links
  • Full export as JSON and CSV, any time
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