Lovely websites — and then what?
The Knot and Joy nail the website and RSVPs, then stop. No budget, no running order, no vendors — and registries built for the US, not Aotearoa.
Why another wedding app?
Fair question — we asked it too, and looked hard at what’s already out there. Here’s what kept coming up short, especially for couples in Aotearoa.
Dated, or behind a paywall
The rest tend to feel a decade old, or charge for the parts that matter. Planning your wedding shouldn’t be clunky — or another monthly bill.
So most couples improvise
A wedding, stitched across half a dozen apps
When nothing quite fits, couples end up cobbling their own system together — a notes app, a whiteboard, a to-do list, a shared calendar, a spreadsheet or two, and a folder of files. It works, just barely, and it’s a lot to hold.
- Notes & details like Notion
- Planning boards like Miro
- To-do lists
- A shared calendar
- Budget spreadsheets
- Files & photos like Drive
That’s the whole idea behind wed.kiwi — all of it, in one calm place.
Built for the whole day — and for here
One calm place for guests, budget, the running order and your vendors. Free, made in Aotearoa, and ready for you now.
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