The Veil

Wedding planning, shared live

One wedding. Everyone on it.

You, your partner, your guests and every vendor work on the same wedding, in real time.

Lock the guest list and your caterer has the final count. Move a table and your venue sees it. Push dinner back fifteen minutes and every guest’s phone knows.

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Free to plan a whole wedding on iPhone, Android and the web. The Veil Plus adds the tools for the day itself.

  • You and your partner
  • Your co-planners
  • Every guest
  • Every vendor

The film

One wedding, everyone on it.

Under two minutes: the plan, the passport in your guests’ pockets, your vendors on the same page, and the day itself, photos and film included.

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How it works

Plan it once. Everyone works from it.

Most weddings run on a spreadsheet, a group chat and a dozen email threads. On The Veil there is one wedding, and everyone on it sees the same version.

  1. 01

    You plan it

    Guests and RSVPs, a floor plan drawn to scale, the budget, the checklist, the timeline and the music. Your partner has all of it too.

    • You
    • Your partner
    • Co-planners
  2. 02

    Your vendors see it live

    Book a vendor and they get the parts they work from. The caterer has the count and the dietary list, the florist the tables, the DJ your music and your Do Not Play list.

    • Venue
    • Caterer
    • Florist
    • DJ
  3. 03

    Change it once

    Lock the final guest list, move a table, even move the date. Your venue's calendar, every vendor and every guest get the new version. Nobody works from an old PDF.

    • Everyone
  4. 04

    The day runs from it

    Your venue or coordinator starts each moment and pushes the schedule back when the toasts run long. One update reaches you, every vendor and every guest's phone.

    • Coordinator
    • Vendors
    • Guests

In the app

Everything the wedding needs, in one place.

Each part reads from the same wedding, so a change in one shows up everywhere else.

Guests and RSVPs

One roster for RSVPs, meals and dietary needs. When the replies are in, lock the final list and it goes to the vendors you booked.

A floor plan to scale

Real rooms in feet, or your venue's own room drawn in for you. Drag guests to their seats and keep families together.

Budget, checklist, timeline

A checklist built from your date and budget that ticks itself off as you work. Pay a vendor and it lands in the right budget line.

Music by section

Build each moment, from the processional to the last dance, with picks from the AI DJ. Guests request songs, and your DJ sees your Do Not Play list.

Plan together

Your partner is a full co-host. A day-of coordinator, a planner or a parent gets exactly the parts you choose, and nothing else.

A passport for every guest

Each guest gets their table, the schedule, the photos and day-of updates on their phone. It opens from a link, with no account needed.

Discover vendors

Browse vendors near you and the real weddings they've worked. Your inquiry arrives with your date, guest count and budget already on it.

Messages and payments

One thread per vendor for messages, quotes and contracts. Sign with your finger and pay by card or bank inside The Veil.

Inside the app

The app, screen by screen.

Real screens from the app, in the theme you’re reading in. Here is what each part does.

The Veil wedding home screen, showing a live countdown, guest and task progress, and the Core Systems module grid
01The build

One home for the whole wedding

A live countdown, your confirmed head count and your task progress at a glance, with every part of the wedding underneath. Budget, guests, seating, music, vendors and notes all read from the same wedding, so a change in one shows up everywhere.

  • Plan two venues side by side with Plus, and keep the one you book
  • Every module remembers who edited what, and when
  • Deleted builds go to Trash, not the void
The Veil guest roster, showing RSVP counts, group filters, the shareable roster code and individual guest cards
02The people

A guest list that chases itself

RSVPs, meals, dietary needs and party sizes in real time, with separate events for the rehearsal and the main day. Message everyone at once. Share one roster code and anyone who scans it asks to join; you approve them and choose their group and events.

  • Per-guest invite links and one universal roster code
  • Approve or turn away every scan before they reach your list
  • Lock the final list and your booked vendors get the names, tables and dietary needs
The Veil floor planner, showing a seating canvas with round and rectangular tables, a dance floor, bar and DJ booth
03The room

Seating in your venue's real room

Draw your space to scale in feet, or plan in your venue's own room when they're on The Veil. Place rounds, long tables, the bar and the dance floor, then drag guests to their seats. Your venue sees the same plan.

  • More than one layout with Plus: ceremony, reception, a rain plan
  • Export a picture, or the seating and dietary spreadsheet your caterer asks for (Plus)
  • Capacity warnings before you over-seat a table
The Veil live itinerary, showing an event timeline with times, durations and edit controls
04The day

One timeline, read by everyone

Build the run of the day once. Your co-planners see it, your vendors work from it, and every guest gets their part of it in their own passport. When your venue pushes dinner back, the guests' phones know.

  • AI drafts a first timeline from your date and venue, then you edit it
  • Guests see only their events, on their phone, updating live
  • A DIY day-of coordinator can edit it directly on the day (Plus). Your venue's coordinator runs it free

Your wedding website

Not a page for everyone. A passport for each guest.

Every guest gets their own Guest Passport, by email or a link you send. It does what a wedding website does, and it knows who's reading it.

A wedding website

  • One page every guest reads, and scrolls to find their part
  • A change sits there until someone thinks to check
  • The RSVP is a form; meal choices go in an email
  • Anyone with the link sees all of it

The Guest Passport

  • Opens to their own events, table, dress code and directions
  • A change shows on their passport, and on the day it reaches their phone
  • They RSVP and choose their dinner, and can sign up to bring a dish
  • Each guest's passport is their own. No app, no account

Guest Passport

No. 0142

Maya & Jordan

Saturday 12 June 2027 · Larkspur Hollow

Guest
Elena Brooks, +1
Table
7, by the windows
Dinner
Herb chicken
Dress code
Garden formal

Shuttle moved to 4:15 PM

From the Inn's front steps. Updated an hour ago.

You're bringing: lemon bars, for 40

What one guest sees. The guest beside them sees their own.

Your vendors are on it too

Venues and wedding pros plan in the same wedding you do.

The Veil for business →
The lead is the wedding
Your inquiry reaches them with your date, guest count, budget and style on it.
They work from your plan
Final count, dietary list, floor plan and music, current the moment you change them.
Paid inside The Veil
Quotes, contracts and invoices in one thread. Pay by card or bank.

Everything included

Every feature, and what’s free.

The full list, grouped the way you’ll use it. Everything without a Plus mark is free for good.

Planning

The parts you touch every week between the engagement and the day.

AI checklist
A full plan built from your date, venue type and guest count. Tasks tick themselves off as you do the work elsewhere in the app: set a budget, and 'Set a budget' is done.
Budget & allocations
Set a total, split it across categories, log every vendor payment and see what's paid versus owed. Reallocate and the rest of the plan updates around it.
Live itinerary
The run of the day, hour by hour, across the rehearsal and the wedding. Guests see the parts that concern them; your coordinator works from the whole thing.
Move the date once
Change your wedding date and your venue's calendar, every vendor's booking, the run of the day and your reminders move with it.
Notes hub
Shared lists and notes that your partner and co-planners can actually edit.
Wedding vibe board
Colors, setting, style and must-haves in one place — the thing you send a vendor when they ask what you're going for.
Multiple buildsPlus
Plan up to five wedding builds side by side, each with its own venue, budget and guest list. Book one, send the others to Trash, and pull one back if a deposit falls through. The free plan covers one build.

Guests

Where most wedding apps stop at a website and a spreadsheet.

The Guest Passport
Every guest gets their own live screen: their events, their table, the dress code, the map and RSVP in one tap. It updates when you change something.
Roster code & invite links
One code for the whole wedding, or a personal link per guest. Anyone who scans the open code asks to join; you set their group and events before they land on your list.
RSVP tracking
Live counts, party sizes, dietary needs, and separate tags for the rehearsal and the main day.
Broadcast messaging
Message every guest at once, or just the wedding party, from the roster.
Final list lock
Close the list when the RSVPs are in and decide for anyone who never replied. Your booked vendors get the final names, tables and dietary needs.
Save-the-dates and invitations, by email
Pick a design, write a line, choose the day. Each party gets their own page, and a reminder goes to anyone who hasn't answered a week before your deadline.
Replies with no app
Guests answer from their own page: who's coming, everyone's name and dietary needs, a note to you. No account, no download.
One gallery for the whole wedding
Guests add their photos from the same page, from just before the ceremony to a week after. Your photographer sends the day's photos and your videographer the film, straight into the same gallery and marked as theirs. You choose who sees what. Free holds 24 photos a guest and 750 in all; Plus holds 5,000 and video.

The day itself

The 24 hours the other apps hand back to a spreadsheet and a binder.

Floor planner
Your space drawn to scale, in feet, or your venue's real room. Add tables, the bar and the dance floor, then seat everyone in one tap with families kept together.
Seating & dietary export, and more layoutsPlus
Save the plan as a picture, download the spreadsheet your caterer asks for (table, seat and every dietary note), and keep more than one layout, like a rain plan.
A day that tells everyone
When your venue's coordinator starts a moment or runs fifteen minutes late, your vendors hear, and so do your guests: a notification in the app, or an email to their own page.
DIY Day-of CoordinatorPlus
Running the day with a friend, a relative or your own hired coordinator? Give them direct-write access, so their changes land instantly instead of queuing for your approval while you're getting married. Your venue's coordinator runs the day from their side and never needs Plus.
Emergency contacts & issue logPlus
Flag the handful of people your coordinator may need to call, and they appear on the passport as a single Call button. Alongside it, a running list of what went wrong and whether it's been resolved — with who flagged it, so nothing is chased twice.
DIY coordinator access, from their phonePlus
Your DIY coordinator opens the passport and gets direct-write tiles for the itinerary, guest roster, budget, floor plan, vendors and notes — whichever you granted. Their edits save instantly rather than queueing for your review, because on the day nobody has time to approve anything.
Day-of modePlus
On the day, timeline and seating requests from co-planners go to your DIY coordinator instead of you. It turns on around your wedding date by itself, and you can flip it on early for the rehearsal.

Music

A real playlist, not a text file called 'songs (final) v3'.

AI DJ enginePlus
Set your genres, eras and vibe, then swipe through picks section by section: prelude, processional, first dance, reception, last song. Your first full run is free. Run it as often as you like with Plus.
Spotify exportPlus
Send the finished playlists straight to Spotify for your DJ or your band.
Guest song requests
Guests request songs from their passport. You approve what makes the list and close requests when you like. Your DJ sees the songs, never who asked.
Do Not Play list
The songs you never want to hear. Your DJ sees the list alongside your music for each section.

Vendors

Find them, talk to them, book them and pay them without leaving the app.

Vendor discovery
Browse by category with real local businesses — and a venue that also caters shows up under both, instead of being lost in one.
Reviews only a paying couple can leave
See a vendor's rating while you browse — left only by couples who actually booked and paid through The Veil, so it cannot be bought, farmed, or left by someone who never hired them. You are asked about yours once, after the day.
Real availability
See which dates a vendor has already blocked before you send a message, so you stop chasing people who were never free.
In-app chat & files
One thread per vendor, with photos and documents, instead of a mail folder and three text chains.
Every vendor, with their money and their paperwork
One card per vendor: what you've paid, what you still owe, when the next installment is due, and every contract you've signed with them. Vendors you booked through The Veil appear on their own; add the ones you booked elsewhere so nothing lives in a notes app.
Deposit and balance, not one lump sum
Vendors set a real payment plan — deposit to hold the date, balance on the day. You see what's coming before it's due. Paid by check or bank transfer? Mark it paid and your budget stays honest.
Sign the contract in the app
Your photographer sends the agreement, you sign it with your finger, and both of you keep the signed record — with the date, and a fingerprint of the exact file so nobody can quietly swap it afterwards. No printing, no scanning, no photo of a piece of paper.
Paid vendors count themselves
Pay a vendor and the amount lands against the right budget category on its own. No retyping what you just paid so the number comes out right.
Vendors who work from your plan
Share your timeline, floor plan, music and final guest list with the vendors you've booked, one switch at a time. Your caterer's quote follows your RSVPs, and nobody asks you for the same number twice.

Registry & gifts

Universal registry
Add anything from any store by link, alongside searchable product suggestions.
Cash funds
Honeymoon and house funds guests can contribute to by card, paid out to your bank through Stripe.
Gift tracking
See what's been bought and by whom, so thank-you notes aren't archaeology.

Together

Secondary host
Your partner gets the whole wedding, not a read-only copy — one build, two people, no exports between you.
Co-planners with real permissionsPlus
Invite a parent, a sibling or a planner and choose exactly which modules they see. Money stays yours unless you say otherwise.
Review queuePlus
A co-planner's edits can queue for your approval rather than landing straight in your plan — you see what changed before it changes.
Activity log
Who did what, when, and in which role.

Community

Discovery feed
Real weddings from real couples and the vendors who made them. Find an aesthetic you love, then message the vendor from the post.
Your profile
Post your own planning and your day, and follow the people whose taste you trust.
DIY workbenchPlus
Projects with the materials, the cost and how long they take — and they drop into your checklist so they get a day.

The difference

Other apps stop at the planning. The Veil runs the day.

Most wedding apps cover the months before. The Veil keeps your vendors and guests on the same plan through the day itself.

CapabilityA typical wedding appThe Veil
What guests getA wedding website they visit, and a paper insert for the detailsA live passport on their phone — their events, their seat, the dress code, the map, updating as you change it
SeatingA chart tool, if any — usually a separate purchaseA real floor plan with tables, bar and dance floor, and your guests in their seats, free. Plus adds exports and more layouts
MusicA text field for song requestsYour lists for every moment and your guests' requests, free. An AI DJ builds each section with you, and Plus exports it to Spotify
VendorsA directory, then email threads and PDFs for everything afterBooked vendors work from your live plan: the final count, the dietary list, the floor plan and your music
Vendor moneyA total you type in, and a folder of emailed invoicesDeposit and balance per vendor, with due dates. Card or check, it all lands against the right budget category
ContractsPrint it, sign it, scan it, email it backSign with your finger in the app. Both sides keep the record, with a hash of the file so a later swap is provable
Planning togetherOne login, shared by two peopleYour partner gets the whole build; co-planners get per-module permissions and an optional approval queue
The wedding dayYou are on your phone, in your dress, answering questionsYour venue or coordinator runs the schedule, and one update reaches you, every vendor and every guest
Your dataMonetized — your details are the product. A couple's inquiry is resold as a lead for $50–200, to several competing vendors at onceNever sold, and never resold. A vendor hears from you when you message them, and from nobody else about you
CostFree tier, then upsells per featureFree to plan a whole wedding. Plus is monthly, yearly, or $199.99 once for a pass that lasts until your wedding date

“A typical wedding app” describes the common shape of the category rather than any one product — features move, and we would rather be accurate than pointed.

Pricing

Free to plan. Plus for the day.

The free plan covers a whole wedding. The Veil Plus adds the tools for the day itself. Every Plus plan has the same features, so you only choose how long it lasts.

The Veil Basic

A whole wedding, planned free.

$0 forever

  • Checklist, budget, timeline and notes
  • Guest list, RSVPs, the final list lock and every guest's passport
  • A floor plan to scale, with every guest seated
  • Your partner as a full co-host
  • Your music by section, guest song requests and a Do Not Play list
  • Vendors: Discover, messages, contracts and payments
  • Registry and cash funds, paid to your bank (1.5% on cash gifts)
  • Your details are never sold to vendors

18+ months out

The whole wedding

$199.99 one payment

Lasts until your wedding date. An annual plan would run out before it.

In the iPhone and Android apps. $199 on the web.

6–18 months out

Annual

$139.99 per year

Covers a year of planning at the lowest cost per month.

In the iPhone and Android apps. $129 on the web.

Under 6 months

Monthly

$14.99 per month

Pay for the months you use, and stop when you're done.

In the iPhone and Android apps. $12.99 on the web.

Every Plus plan includes

  • The AI DJ for every section, and Spotify export (your first AI run is free)
  • A bigger guest gallery: 100 photos a guest, 5,000 in all, and video
  • More than one layout, and a picture of your floor plan
  • A DIY Day-of Coordinator who writes directly, on the day
  • Coordinator access to every module, emergency contacts and issue log
  • Unlimited co-planners with per-module permissions
  • DIY food extras: a prep timeline, serving supplies and buffet labels
  • Contracts explained in plain words before you sign, and budget benchmarks
  • Up to five wedding builds, the DIY workbench, and 0% on cash funds

The plans differ only in how long they last. A shorter one holds nothing back.

Your details are never sold.

Many wedding sites are free because they sell your inquiry as a lead to several vendors at once. We don’t. A vendor hears from you when you message them. The Veil earns from Plus and from the plans vendors choose.

Start free on iPhone, Android or the web, and upgrade when you’re ready.

Straight answers

The questions worth asking first.

Including the ones where the honest answer costs us money.

Is the free plan actually free, or is it a trial?

Free, with no card and no end date. It covers one whole wedding: the guest list and RSVPs, the final list lock, every guest's passport, the checklist, the budget, the timeline, your floor plan with everyone seated, your music, Discover, messages, contracts and the registry. Plus adds the tools for the day: floor-plan pictures, the caterer's seating spreadsheet and more than one layout, a DIY day-of coordinator and Day-of Mode (your venue's coordinator runs the day without it), the AI DJ as often as you like, the DIY workbench, 0% on cash gifts, and more than one wedding build.

What do my vendors see?

Only the vendors you book, and only the parts you share with them. When you lock your final guest list, your booked vendors get the names, tables and dietary needs they work from. Your timeline, floor plan and music are shared one switch at a time. When you change something, they see the new version.

Do you sell my details to vendors?

No. We don't sell your personal information and we don't share it for cross-context behavioral advertising. A vendor hears from you when you message them first. Selling a couple as a lead to everyone in a category is how the directories make money. It is not how we do.

My engagement is longer than a year. Won't an annual plan run out before the wedding?

It would, which is why the wedding pass exists. Engagements often run around eighteen months, so an annual plan bought at the proposal can end weeks before the day. The pass is $199.99 once in the app ($199 on the web), lasts until your wedding date, and nothing renews.

Is it cheaper on the web than in the app?

Yes. The app stores take 15 to 30% of anything sold inside an app, so buying on the web costs us less and costs you less: $12.99 a month on the web against $14.99 in the app, and $129 a year against $139.99. It's the same Plus either way.

Does my partner need their own subscription?

No. Your partner joins as a full co-host and gets the whole wedding: two accounts, one wedding, one plan. That's true on the free plan as much as on Plus.

What do my guests have to download?

Nothing. Each guest's passport opens from a link in any browser, with their RSVP, the schedule, the dress code and the registry. The app adds the venue map and notifications, so when your venue pushes the ceremony back twenty minutes, it lands on their lock screen. In a browser they see it the next time they open the page.

Do our photographer's photos end up in the app?

Yes, when your photographer or videographer is booked through The Veil. They add the day's photos and your wedding film to your gallery from their side, marked as theirs, beside the photos your guests added. You see it all in the app and on your invitation page, and you choose what guests see.

Do you have a wedding website?

You get a guest passport instead. A wedding website is one page every guest reads. The passport knows who each guest is: their events, their table, their dress code, their directions and their RSVP, and it changes on their phone when you change it. You also get a wedding link for the invitation, where invited guests find their own invitation. Switch on Show the day and it also shows the venue's name, the times of the events you pick, the dress code and your registry. Never your address or your guest list.

Are there fees on the registry or cash funds?

Cash funds carry 1.5% on the free plan and 0% on Plus, on top of Stripe's own card processing. Gifts bought from a normal registry link cost nothing either way, because the money never touches us.