I Do · for couples
You got engaged. Not hired.
I Do brings your plans, people and everything in between together, with Iris to carry the admin.
Your wedding in one place.
Thursday, 21:15. The group chat.
One guest says yes at the last minute. Here’s what happens now, and what happens on I Do.
- StephCallum’s coming after all. So 97? Or is it 98 with his plus one?
- MumHas the caterer got that? And the vegetarian one, Rosa’s mum?
- Anna Fields CateringSorry — is the final number 96 or 97? Kitchen sheet says 96.
- The venueWe have 96 chairs set for the 16th. Do we need another table?
- SteResending the spreadsheet, ignore the last one.
- Aperture & LightIs the group shot still 16:15 if speeches moved?
- StephWait — did speeches move?
- Seven messages. Two calls. A wrong number on the kitchen sheet until Monday.
- Steph · GuestsCallum — coming. 96 becomes 97, table four. One press.
- Iris · to Anna Fields Catering97 covers. Rosa’s mum vegetarian, table four. Sheet updated.
- Iris · to the venue97 seated. Table four takes one more chair; no new table.
- Iris · to Aperture & LightNothing for you. The group shot is still 16:15.
- One press. Three quiet notes. The kitchen sheet is right by 21:16.
See it working.
Watch a wedding being planned. Press any step.
- Nothing typed twice. Nobody chased for an answer.
She writes it. You send it.
A letter arrives from the caterer. Iris reads it, files the invoice and drafts the reply in your voice. It waits for you.
Nothing is sent, booked or paid without you.
Because a wedding isn’t planned by two people alone.
Your maid of honour, your best man, your mum, your sister. Add them with a link, no login. Each sees what you choose — the guest list, the seating, the hen, the day — and nothing else.
- They help. You decide.
Iris
Three here today. Callum will confirm by Friday.
Everything has its place. And everything connects.
Your caterer, your venue, your photographer — each with their own Iris, working from your wedding.
Three questions. Then see what she’d be doing for you.
Iris · her first reading
- And then one day…
- No more spreadsheets.
- No more chasing.
- No more wondering whether everyone has the latest details.
- Just the day you’ve been planning for.
- She prepares. You press.