For suppliers
The PA who never clocks off.
Caterer, planner, photographer, florist, venue, band, stylist — Iris takes the admin off your desk, for every event you take on.
She takes the admin.
You do the work you love.
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You didn’t start a business to answer email at eleven.
Here’s a Tuesday night, and the morning after.
- Ste & StephHi Anna — quick one, can we bring our own cake? Is there a charge?
- HannahSorry, is it 96 or 104 now? Beth thinks 104.
- Hornington ManorWhat time are you in on the 16th? Access is 14:00 not 13:00.
- LaurenRosa’s mum is vegetarian, forgot to say.
- You, to yourselfChase the Kavanagh deposit. Find someone to work the 5th.
- Five messages. Two spreadsheets open. One number wrong somewhere.
Iris · your business
Morning. The cake question is answered in your voice: no charge, served at seven. Hannah’s numbers are now 104 on the sheet. Hornington’s access time is in your diary. Rosa’s mum is marked vegetarian. The Kavanagh deposit arrived at 23:10. Nobody is booked to work on the 5th — that one needs you.
One thing needs you. It was five.
Six jobs, done before you sit down.
A normal morning on your desk. Press any step to see it.
- You approved four things. That was the admin.
She keeps track of everything.
Every event, every couple, every payment — and she tells you which one needs you first.
She writes the draft. You decide what’s sent.
Nothing goes out without you. Every reply she writes sounds like you, and waits for you. Try it.
- Your clients stay yours. Their details live on your desk, under your name.
- Your money is recorded, never taken. Clients pay you directly, as they always have.
- The couple chooses what each supplier can see. Never your prices or your client list.
- Nobody pays for a listing. No rankings, no adverts.
Hi both — yes, of course bring your own cake. We’ll cut and plate it at 19:00 with the photographs, and there’s no charge for that on your quote. If you’d rather it went out with the late-night food instead, say so and I’ll move it. — Anna
Drafted by Iris from their booking. Nothing has been sent.
Nine rooms. One desk.
Every part of your business has a room, and they update each other. Pick one; click the picture to see it full size.
When your couple is on I Do too, the chasing stops.
You and the couple see the same wedding. Watch one change reach you.
The caterer didn’t have to ask.
This is the big one. Guest numbers, dietary needs, timings, quotes — you and the couple see the same details, so nobody has to chase.
See how it works together →No monthly payments. One fee, once.
Then your recommendations earn.
When a couple asks who you’d recommend, your answer goes straight into their app. When you bring a couple of your own to I Do, that counts too. Every booking that comes from your recommendation pays you a share, and it’s added to your ledger automatically. Nothing to claim, ever.
- Marlowe & Moss · floristtrade · bookedlanded
- Ste & Steph · the weddingcouple · bookedlanded
- The Hartwell Bandtrade · enquirywaiting on them
- Hannah & Bethcouple · tastingpencilled
Your network. Not a directory.
When you and another supplier are booked on the same wedding, Iris tells you both and shares the day sheet: timings, access, running order. No more group chats.
You choose who you connect with. Nobody is added to your network without asking, and nobody can search for you.
- And then it’s Saturday.
- No inbox.
- No “what’s the number now?”
- No invoice to chase on Monday.
- Just the work you love, done well.
- Say I Do.