Ever & After is a complete wedding planner: guests and households, occasions, seating charts, budget, vendors, venues, and tasks in one place, built for two people planning together and anyone they invite to help. Nine AI features work from your wedding's own data and general planning guidance.
Every card below is a working sample of the app, loaded with one wedding: Sarah & Mike, June 19, 2027, viewed May 8, 2027.
Sort your guests into households and track all four mailings: save-the-dates, invitations, RSVP reminders, and thank-yous, sent or not sent for every household. Mark a household A list or B list, and when the regrets come in you already know who's next.
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Sarah & Mike · save-the-dates · invitations · reminders · thank-yous
Mark Sent records a mailing you sent yourself. Nothing here sends one.
Categories with allocated-versus-spent tracking, and every expense logged against one: description, vendor, due date, amount. Spent counts only what you've actually paid, a bill past its due date shows as overdue, and each category reads on track, warning, or overspent.
Free. The two AI budget features are Premium.
Sarah & Mike · $4,550 of $30,000 spent so far
Four of eight categories shown. The totals above include all eight.
A deposit and its balance are separate expenses, so a paid deposit never hides what is still owed.
Tasks with due dates, priorities, milestones, and owners, plus a ready-made starting list so day one isn't a blank page. Generate tasks, an AI feature, builds the list around your date, guest count, budget, vendors, and the tasks you already have; it skips the vendors you've booked and never duplicates a task you have.
Free. Generate tasks is Premium.
Sarah & Mike · Roadmap
A personalized task list that takes you from today to your wedding day — built from your date, guest count, budget, vendors, and the tasks you already have.
AI-generated task list — review and uncheck anything you don’t want.
5 tasks sized to a 6-week runway. Your venue, photographer and caterer are already booked, so those steps are skipped.
Uncheck a task and the count follows.
Unlimited guests organized by side, every response tracked, awaiting, attending, regrets, undecided, with filters for a long list. Premium adds households, meal choices, plus-ones, and enhanced CSV and print-ready exports.
The rehearsal, the welcome drinks, the farewell brunch, the morning-after photo shoot: each with its own date, venue, and invited list. An unsettled date reads "Date TBD" and stays plannable.
A pipeline: researching, contacted, booked, paid, with contacts, quotes, deposits, and what's still owed. Your venue lives here too; Premium adds more to compare.
Invite your partner, your planner, or the maid of honor: everyone works from the same live wedding, each invite view-only or can-edit. Free includes one contributor, Premium up to six, each with every Premium feature on the creator's plan.
The reception hall isn't the only room that needs a seating chart. Every venue in your wedding, from the ceremony site to the restaurant holding the rehearsal dinner to the room the brunch is in, gets its own floor plan, its own tables, and its own seating assignments.
Reception · Rosewood Estate · tables 1–5 of 12 shown
Auto-seat uses households, couples, and your saved keep-apart rules to propose who belongs together, then fills your tables. Nothing changes until you apply.
Anything to keep in mind? (optional)Planning…
Auto-seat takes about a minute in the app. This sample takes a moment.
AI-proposed plan — review each table before applying it.
Wedding party at the head table. Households seated together; the Thompsons share Family. College friends fill one table.
Reshuffle as often as you like. In the app it runs on your device and costs no AI request.
Round tables, banquet rows, the head table, the sweetheart table, plus the dance floor, the bar, the cake table, the photo booth. Drag them where they really are, drop guests into seats, and undo anything you regret. A table holds only as many guests as it has seats.
Escort cards on cut lines, a "Find Your Seat" list for the welcome table, and a catering report that counts meals and dietary notes table by table. When there's more than one room to confuse, every printout names the room it belongs to.
When a room hosts one of your occasions, the guest list beside the chart shows only the people invited to it, so the rehearsal dinner is seated from the rehearsal dinner's list. The full roster is one click back.
Auto-seat proposes the whole room in one pass, and nothing changes until you press Apply. Reshuffle as often as you like; the shuffle runs on your device and never spends another AI request.
Seating notes turns "keep Aunt Carol away from Jim" into sit-together and keep-apart rules you accept one by one.
Review chart reads a finished room for split couples, unbalanced tables, and guests who declined but still hold a seat. It changes nothing.
The seating chart is part of Premium. See the plans.
Every AI feature starts from your wedding's own data, adds general planning guidance where it helps, and is labeled AI-generated in the app. Nine features: the five below, Generate tasks above, and the three that live in the seating chart. AI can be wrong. Review drafts and proposals before you use them; budget suggestions aren't financial advice.
Focus, an AI feature, reads your tasks, vendors, and RSVPs and puts the three things that matter most at the top of your Planning page, each with one sentence saying why.
Picked from your tasks, vendors, and RSVPs.
Sarah & Mike · 6 weeks to go
On your Budget page, choose "Optimize budget." Tap chips for what to protect and what you're open to trimming, add a sentence in your own words, and get concrete reallocations with the math shown.
AI-generated suggestions — review before applying. Not financial advice.
Two trims free up room without touching what you protected. Photography and the venue stay where they are.
Two ceremony arrangements can move to the reception; the florist quote already allows it, and $150 is already paid, so the floor holds.
A DJ for the reception only, with a playlist for the ceremony, sits at the low end of your quotes. The $300 booking fee is already paid.
An empty Budget page offers "Build my budget." Confirm your total, say what matters most, and get a category split with percentages, per-head math, and warnings where the numbers run tight. Accepted categories appear in one click.
A starting split across the usual wedding categories, sized to your budget and guest count. You review it before anything is created.
AI-generated starting point — adjust anything later. Not financial advice.
Food and photography take roughly half. Decor is kept lean, and $250 is left unallocated on purpose.
From any vendor, choose "Draft email" and pick the moment: inquiry, follow-up, booking confirmation, thank-you, or decline. You get a ready-to-edit draft with your date, venue, and headcount already in it. Copy it, or open it in your mail app.
AI-generated draft — review and edit before sending
SubjectYour edits save automatically.
When guests are still awaiting, "Nudge your RSVPs" appears on your guest list. One click drafts a warm, no-pressure follow-up with a spot for each guest's first name, and lists exactly who to send it to, emails ready to copy.
One warm chase-up email for the 7 guests who haven't responded, written from your point of view with a spot for each guest's first name.
AI-generated draft — replace the name placeholder with each guest's first name when you send.
SubjectThe morning after the wedding, Ever & After changes shift.
For the first two weeks you're simply married: the numbers stay honest, nothing hidden or rounded away, but the overdue reds and the whole language of urgency go to sleep. The ledger line reads: Just married — the ledger can wait.
After that, the top of your wedding stops counting down and starts counting up: thank-yous sent, money still outstanding, and Correspondence opens on the mail that's left. Send the last one and the page says so: Every thank-you sent. The ledger closes.
The leftover tasks get one honest choice: finish them, or close the book. When the wrap-up is done, the wedding offers to keep itself, with the guest list, the charts, and what you spent all still there: Preserve this wedding as a keepsake. Everything stays — nothing nags.
Sarah & Mike · Married June 19, 2027
Just married — the ledger can wait.
Unlimited guests, RSVP tracking, budget categories and expenses, vendors and your venue, occasions, and tasks: the complete core planner, no card required. Households and correspondence, meal and dietary tracking, extra venues, the seating charts, and the AI features are Premium, with a generous monthly AI allowance.
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