I Do
A couple exchanging rings

Together

Two desks. One record.

Together is what happens when a couple and a supplier they’ve booked are both on I Do. The supplier’s desk gets a window onto the part of the wedding their work needs. When the record changes, the window has already changed. Nothing is sent, because nothing needs sending.

A supplier never sees your budget. You never see their costs.

Film

One wedding. Everyone in it.

Real screens. A made-up wedding.

Both sides

The couple’s phone.
The supplier’s desk.

One record, read from both sides.

Eleanor and Kofi’s desktop: where everyone sits, 91 of 100 seated
Eleanor and Kofi’s phone: their team, who is making the day

Eleanor & KofiTheir phone and their desktop.

Saltmarsh Table’s desk: Eleanor and Kofi’s record, the Together tab, agreed, paid and still to pay
Saltmarsh Table’s phone: your events, Eleanor and Kofi a wedding on I Do

Saltmarsh TableTheir phone and their desk.

Eleanor & KofiTheir phone and their desktop.Saltmarsh TableTheir phone and their desk, the same wedding.

What crosses

What crosses. What never does.

Nothing reaches a supplier until you open it.

Crosses, once opened.

  • Guest numbers
  • Dietaries
  • The date
  • The running order
What they can see: nothing reaches a supplier until you open it, and you can close it again without asking anybody. Open.
On the couple’s phone

Never crosses

  • Anything you haven’t opened
  • Notes on the record
  • Guests’ names to any model

Costs never cross either way.

Ayla · on both sides

Ayla, between you.

Counts, never a guest’s name.

Stephen, who founded I Do

The founder

Why together.

“So I built I Do, one place for the whole wedding. And I built Ayla to take the admin off a supplier’s desk. Then I joined the two together, because nobody else had.”
Stephen · founder Read Stephen’s story