5 Wedding Planning Sites and What to Use Them For
Start with the part of planning you need help with. If you’re still choosing a venue, a venue search is more useful than building a wedding website. Once you have a date, pick one place to track guests, deadlines and vendor details.
Compare venues with Wedding Spot
Use Wedding Spot to browse venues by location and style. Confirm availability, guest capacity and what the rental includes directly with each venue before comparing quotes.
Organize the big picture with The Knot
The Knot brings checklists, budget planning and vendor listings together. Start by setting your budget and adding the deadlines that depend on your venue and date.
Build a registry with Zola
Zola combines registry and planning tools. We used Zola for our registry. If you want guests to contribute toward a honeymoon or another shared goal, review the cash fund options before you set it up.
Compare vendors on WeddingWire
Use WeddingWire to research vendors and read reviews. Ask each finalist for a quote based on the same date, venue and hours so you can compare what each package includes.
Manage RSVPs with Joy
Joy offers a wedding website and RSVP tools. Keep your schedule, travel details and guest responses together so you can share an accurate head count with your venue and caterer.
Booking entertainment? See what a wedding DJ and MC do before you compare packages.




