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Marry Planner is a wedding planning app built for couples, not just brides. Plan together in real time with your partner or wedding coordinator across Web, iOS, and Android. What's inside: • Budget tracker that actually reflects what you've paid vs. owe • Smart checklist with timelines tied to your wedding date • Guest list with RSVPs, meal prefs, and plus-ones • Drag-and-drop seating chart • Shared access, no more "did you book the florist?" texts
Hey Product Hunt 👋
Six months ago my fiancée and I were trying to plan our wedding out of a Google Sheet. Budget on one tab, guest list on another, seating sketched in a Google Doc, vendor contacts scattered across both our phones. Every conversation started with "wait, which version is current?"
We tried the existing wedding apps and bounced off all of them — they were either built for one user (the bride), buried the features under bridal-magazine content, or didn't sync between us in real time. The collaboration piece was non-negotiable for us, and somehow it was the hardest thing to find.
So I started building Marry Planner as a tool just for us. Two months ago I launched it publicly on Web, iOS, and Android, and we're now at ~200 downloads with early feedback that keeps me building.
What's different:
• Built for two from day one — both partners (and optionally a coordinator) share the same live data
• Calm UI — no listicles, no ads, no "23 dress trends you need to know"
• Cross-platform — start on the couch on web, finish on the bus on mobile
A few things I'd genuinely love feedback on:
For anyone who's planned a wedding — what's the one task you wish an app had handled that none of them did?
For makers in seasonal / one-time-use verticals — how do you think about retention when users churn after the event?
For couples currently planning — would you trust an app with vendor contracts and payments, or is that a step too far?
Happy to answer anything about the build, the launch, or the ~3 rewrites the seating chart UI took to get right.
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About Marry Planner: your wedding, organized on Product Hunt
“Plan your wedding together, not in a spreadsheet”
Marry Planner: your wedding, organized was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #37 on the daily leaderboard. Marry Planner is a wedding planning app built for couples, not just brides. Plan together in real time with your partner or wedding coordinator across Web, iOS, and Android. What's inside: • Budget tracker that actually reflects what you've paid vs. owe • Smart checklist with timelines tied to your wedding date • Guest list with RSVPs, meal prefs, and plus-ones • Drag-and-drop seating chart • Shared access, no more "did you book the florist?" texts
Marry Planner: your wedding, organized was featured in Android (57.2k followers), Productivity (652.8k followers), Couples (4.6k followers) and Lifestyle (1.6k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 181k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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