Keep every detail tracked and planned in one place.
Plan calmly instead of chasing spreadsheets, notes, and group chats. bewed keeps couples and their helpers working from the same page — from the first guest list to the final table plan.
- Five connected workspaces
- Drag-and-drop seating
- Print-ready plans
Countdown
124 days to go
Table
8 Seats
Catering & Venue
Deposit paid, balance due
Sarah Johnson
Table 1 • Seat 2
Marie Jackson
Unassigned
Liam O'Connor
Unassigned
Many workspaces, one planning flow.
Every part of the day gets its own home, and they all talk to each other. A decision made in one workspace keeps the others in focus.
Events keep the weekend clear
Set up your wedding first, then attach surrounding celebrations without losing context.
- Your wedding and all its events
- Hand-off into planning work
Budget keeps spending visible
Track categories, supplier costs, deposits, and balances before they become surprises.
- Category planning
- Running totals
Guests stay organised
Import your list, manage households, and keep RSVP decisions easy to review.
- CSV import
- RSVP tracking
Seating turns the plan into a room
Arrange tables visually, assign guests, spot conflicts, and print what the venue needs.
- Drag-and-drop editor
- Printable plans
Vendors coordinate suppliers
Track supplier details, booking statuses, quotes, and outstanding balances.
- Supplier database
- Booking & payment status
Overview keeps it together
Check your countdown, review checklist progress, and see wedding stats at a glance.
- Timeline and countdown
- Task list progress
How couples use bewed
Planning starts broad and ends detailed. bewed follows that same rhythm — from the first event setup to the final table plan.
Start with the day you are planning
Set up your wedding, then add rehearsals, recovery lunches, or any other celebration without starting again.
Keep money and people in the same conversation
Budget decisions affect the guest list, and guest decisions affect the room. bewed keeps those details close enough to manage calmly.
Finish with a seating plan you can actually use
Arrange tables, assign guests, check conflicts, then print the pieces you need for the venue and the day itself.
Plan the day. Enjoy the day.
Start with your event, then bring the budget, guests, and seating plan into the same workspace as the details become real. Your future self will thank you.