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, and made in Aotearoa. Leave your email and we’ll tell you the moment it’s ready.