We do.

Every faith, every culture, every couple

Plan the wedding that looks like yours.

We believe weddings are unique, just like the couples bringing their personalities, families, food and lives together in their own way. That is why we make the planning simple however much wedding there is, so you can leave the stress with us and focus on enjoying all of it.

Free to start, and no card.

Simran and Jaz · Leeds · Jun 2027
Faith
Sikh
Culture
Punjabi and British
Your events, built from those two answers
Maiyan and VatnaAt home · 40 guestsThu
MehndiAt home · 70 guestsFri
Anand Karaj, then LangarGurdwara · 300 guestsSat am
ReceptionBanqueting hall · 320 guestsSat pm
Yours to change. Add, rename, re-order, move to another day, or delete.

What you get, all in one place

Every eventMehndi, nikah, church, reception, each on its dayYour we-dosBuilt from your faiths and cultures, not a templateGuest listsInvite the right people to the right eventSeating plansDrag a name into a seat, table by tableA Plan BBuild the wet weather version before you need itA wedding websiteThe day, the travel and RSVPs, on your own linkA budgetEvery payment lands against the right lineVendorsMatched on your faiths, cultures and cityOne threadEvery message with a vendor in one placeMood boardsOne board per event, shared with the right vendor
Your wedding, your way

Two questions. Every wedding.

Most planners open by asking what colour your napkins are. We open by asking about you. Some couples bring two traditions, some bring one, some bring none and just want a brilliant party. Every one of those is a complete answer, and the plan gets built from it.

Thursday2 events · 40 guests
Maiyan and VatnaAt home · close family4:00pm
Choora at the bride’s houseAt home · 18 guests6:30pm
Friday2 events · 180 guests
MehndiAt home, marquee in the garden · 702:00pm
Sangeet and JaggoBanqueting hall · 1807:00pm
Saturday3 events · 320 guests
Milni and breakfastGurdwara car park, then the langar hall9:15am
Anand KarajGurdwara · 300 · heads covered, no alcohol11:00am
ReceptionBanqueting hall · 320 · bar from 76:30pm
Plans and timelines

Every event, on the right day, in the right place.

Give us your faith, your culture and a date, and the whole thing is laid out for you: every event on its own day, in its own place, with the tasks that belong to it. Then change the date, and all of it moves with you at once. Every event, every task, every deadline, in a single tap.

  • Days, not one date, because most weddings are not one day
  • Home, venue or place of worship marked on every single event
  • Add, rename, re-order or delete anything. Move an event to another day, split a day in two, or join two days together

It is a head start, not a template. We build the first version so you are not staring at an empty page, and then every part of it is yours to change. Nothing is compulsory, and anything you delete stays deleted.

Build your plan, free
The plan
Simran and Jaz · Sat 12 June 2027

Thursday 10 June

2 events · at home

Maiyan and Vatna
Home · 4:00pm
Choora
Home · 6:30pm
Add an event

Friday 11 June

2 events · home, then hall

Mehndi
Home · 2:00pm
Sangeet and Jaggo
Aashirwad Hall · 7:00pm
Add an event

Saturday 12 June

3 events · gurdwara, then hall

Milni and breakfast
Gurdwara · 9:15am
Anand Karaj
Gurdwara · 11:00am
Reception
Aashirwad Hall · 6:30pm
Tasks tied to the date
Confirm the langar numbers with the gurdwara6 weeks before the Anand Karaj1 May
Final dress fitting4 weeks before the first event13 May
Send the hall the final seating plan2 weeks before the reception29 May
34 tasks scheduled across three days. Drag any event to a different day.
Smart guest lists

Some people come to everything. Some come to one thing.

Guests live in households, so a family gets one invitation and replies once. Each person sits on one side or the other, carries their own dietary and access needs, and is invited event by event. Whether that is four events or one, the list keeps up.

  • Households with a name you recognise, one postal address and one reply for the whole family
  • Sides, plus-ones and children, counted properly, because caterers charge differently for all three
  • Dietary requirements and access needs, with room for the note that actually matters
  • A separate invitation list per event, with its own head count for the venue and the kitchen
Start your guest list
Guests · Ellie and Kate
EveryoneEllie’s sideKate’s sideWork friendsUniNeeds

60 guests23 households4 children6 plus-ones

Guest list showing households, sides, needs, RSVP status and which events each guest is invited to
GuestSideNeedsRSVPDrinksCeremonyBreakfastParty
Ama Boateng’s group4 people · 12 Elm Road, Leeds LS7 · one invitation, one reply
Ama BoatengEllie’s godmotherEllie’s sideNo dairyComing
Joseph BoatengAma’s plus-oneEllie’s sideGluten freeComing
Esi BoatengChild, age 6Ellie’s sideNut allergyChildren’s menuComing
Margaret Henderson1 person · 4 Sea View Terrace, Margate CT9 · Kate’s grandmother
Margaret HendersonKate’s nanKate’s sideSoft foodStep-free access, seat near a doorComing
Kate’s team at work6 people · invited to the evening only
Tom Whelanand AnaKate’s sideVeganNot replied
Ravi SangheraUniEllie’s sideVegetarianCannot come
One invitation per household

Ama’s group of four gets a single invitation to a single address, and a single private link to reply with. You are not chasing four people for one answer.

Counts that mean something

Drinks 22 · Ceremony 28 · Breakfast 28 · Party 60. Every number is the people actually invited to that event, and it moves as replies land.

Dietary and access needs travel with the guest, all the way through to their seat.
Seating plans

A plan for every event. And a Plan B for the rain.

Seating is not one puzzle, it is one puzzle per event, and sometimes two. Build a layout for each of your events separately, name them, and share them with anyone, even people who are not on We Do. Keep a wet-weather version of each and switch which one is live the morning it actually rains.

  • As many plans per event as you like, with one marked as the live one
  • Name your tables the way you talk about them: Top table, Family, Work friends, Uni, Neighbours
  • Round, long and square tables, each with its own capacity, rotation and colour
  • Assign the exact seat, not just the table, so place cards and the running order write themselves
  • One share link per plan, read only, for the venue and the caterer
Lay out your room
Seating
Event
Welcome dinnerCeremonyDay afterReception
Plan
Main planPlan B, if it rains

Main plan is live. Switch, and the venue’s link updates.

Not seated yet

14 guests · drag onto a seat

Aunty Balbir Family
Uncle Resham Family
Tom Whelan Work
Ana Whelan Work
Ravi Sanghera Uni
Seat by group

Fills the empty seats from your guest list, keeping households together. Nobody you have already placed moves, and you can move anyone afterwards.

Family7 of 8 · round
Work friends8 of 8 · round
Uni6 of 8 · round
Neighbours6 of 8 · round
Top table10 of 12 · long

Family, round, seats 8

Every seat has a name on it, so the place cards print straight from here.

Seat 1HarpreetSeat 2Nani jiSeat 3JasmineSeat 4RavneetSeat 5GurpreetSeat 6ManjitSeat 7EmptySeat 8Sukhi
Share this planA read-only link for your venue, your caterer and anyone else who needs it. They do not need an account, and they never see your guests’ contact details.
Mood boards

Everything you have saved, in one place, with the credit attached.

Save a photo straight from a vendor’s page and it keeps their name on it, so nobody has to ask who made that mandap. Keep one board per event, so the florist doing the mehndi is not looking at your reception. Share a board with a vendor and they see exactly what you mean.

  • Save from any We Do vendor page, credit attached
  • Upload your own photos, or paste a link and we fetch the picture
  • One board per event, and a share link for the vendor doing that event
Start a board
Mood boards
ReceptionWelcome dinnerDay afterOutfitsFlowers
Marigold and blush, warm not sweet Saved from Bloom and Bower
Indigo drapes, low light Saved from Ravi Lights
Green and ivory tablescape
Copper lanterns down the aisle Saved from Aashirwad Hall
Phulkari dupatta, the exact one Uploaded by Simran
Night shots, no flash
Mandap in marigold and gold Saved from Lotus Frames
5 boards, one for each eventShared with Bloom and Bower
Vendor matches

Vendors who have done your wedding before.

Your brief already knows your faiths, your cultures, your date and your numbers, so you are not typing it out for the ninth time. We match it to vendors who actually serve those weddings, and you decide which ones get to see it.

We take nothing from your vendors. So the good ones want to be here, and the price they quote you is the real price, not one inflated to pay a platform’s cut.

  • Matched on faith, culture, place and budget, not on who paid for the top slot
  • You send the enquiry. A vendor only sees your details once you choose them
  • No commission, ever, on either side of the booking
See who matches you
Matches · Photography

Your brief

Faith
Sikh
Culture
Punjabi, British
Where
Leeds, LS7
Dates
10 to 12 June 2027
Guests
320 at the reception
Budget
£2,400 to £3,200

Three days of coverage. Two shooters on the Saturday, one on the Thursday and Friday. Someone who has worked in a gurdwara before and knows when to put the camera down.

No commission, ever.

We do not take a cut from Lotus Frames, so Lotus Frames has not added one to your quote. That is the whole arrangement, and it is why the suppliers worth having are happy to be listed here.

LFLotus Frames PhotographyLeeds · 3.2 miles · from £2,60096%match
Sikh weddings Punjabi Has shot at your gurdwara Free on all three dates
Send your briefView work
ALAmara Light StudioBradford · 9.6 miles · from £2,90091%match
Sikh weddings Punjabi Two shooters as standardSaturday only
Brief sent, 2 days agoReplied with a quote
MSManjit Sahota FilmsWakefield · 12 miles · from £2,20088%match
Sikh weddings Punjabi and Hindi speaking Within budget
Send your briefSave for later
Your name, date and contact details stay hidden until you send the brief yourself.
Messaging and contracts

One thread per vendor. Every contract where you left it.

No more digging through two inboxes and a group chat to find the quote. Each vendor gets one thread. Their files and signed contracts live against the booking, and what you have paid and what is still due sits right underneath, in pounds.

  • One thread per vendor, from first enquiry to the final invoice
  • Contracts, quotes and invoices kept against the booking, not in your downloads folder
  • Deposits and balances tracked, with the due date on your plan
Keep it all in one place
Lotus Frames Photography
LFLotus Frames PhotographyBooked · three days of coverageConfirmed
Lovely to meet you both. I have held 10 to 12 June for you. Quote attached, and I have included the second shooter on the Saturday.Tue 14:02
Quote, Simran and Jaz.pdf184 KB · saved to your files
Thank you. Can you be at the gurdwara from 9 for the Milni? That is the bit my mum will want.Tue 18:40
Of course. I have moved the Saturday start to 8:30 so we catch the arrival. Contract updated and sent.Wed 09:11
Contract v2, signed.pdfSigned by both of you · 3 Feb

Files on this booking

Contract v23 Feb · PDFSigned
Quote14 Jan · PDFSuperseded
Shot list, our must-havesShared with Lotus FramesShared

Payments

Paid
£780
Still due
£1,820
Paid Deposit, 30% £780
Due 12 May Balance £1,820
The balance due date is already a task on your plan, four weeks before the wedding.
Your wedding website

A website your guests can actually use.

Your own page on saidwedo.com, free, pulling straight from the plan you have already built. Pick a look, pick a colour, and it is live. Your guests get the day, the dress code and honest answers to the questions everyone asks, without ringing your mum to find out.

CleanSerif
saidwedo.com/p/simran-and-jaz
Simran & Jaz
Leeds · 10 to 12 June 2027
Our story

We met queuing for the wrong bus in Hyde Park, and Jaz talked for eleven stops. Nine years later, here we are.

The day
11:00Anand KarajGurdwara · heads covered
18:30ReceptionAashirwad Hall · parking behind
RSVP
Reply to each eventRSVP
Made with We Do

Rose Sage Dusk Ink

BotanicalSerif
saidwedo.com/p/akosua-and-michael
Akosua & Michael
South London · 12 September 2027
Our story

Michael knocked, properly, with schnapps and his uncles, in June. Akosua’s father took his time about saying yes.

The day
12:00Church weddingSt Mary’s · kente welcome
17:00ReceptionSame hall, reset · two menus
RSVP
Reply to each eventRSVP
Made with We Do

Garden Blush Amber

MidnightSans
saidwedo.com/p/meera-and-daniel
Meera & Daniel
Hertfordshire · 12 to 15 August 2027
Our story

Four days, two families, one very patient caterer. Come for all of it or come for one of it, we are glad either way.

The day
10:30Baraat and mandapHotel lawn · sun hats advised
15:00Ketubah and chuppahWalled garden
RSVP
Reply to each eventRSVP
Made with We Do

Ink Plum Forest

  • Names and the dateYour own address, chosen by you, ready to put on the invitation.
  • Our storyOne paragraph, or a timeline of the moments that got you here.
  • The day, event by eventTimes, venues, arrival, dress code, and the running order if you want one.
  • A door, if you want onePut a word on the invitation and only people who have it get in. Confetti when they do.
  • Questions everyone asksChildren, gifts, what to wear to the gurdwara, whether there is a bar.
  • A way to reach youGuests can message you from the site, and it comes straight to your inbox.

Yours to arrange. Re-order the sections, hide the ones you do not want, and change the theme whenever you like. The site is built from your plan, so when you move an event, your guests see the new time without you touching a thing.

Straight answers

What it costs, and what happens to your data.

You are about to spend more money in one year than you ever have. The last thing you need is a planning tool with a catch in it, so here is ours in plain words.

Free to start

Build your whole wedding without paying anything, and without handing over a card. If we ever charge for something you are already using, you will hear it from us well before it happens.

No commission, ever

We never take a cut of what you pay a photographer, a caterer or a venue. That is a promise to them as much as to you, and it is why the price you are quoted is the price.

Your data stays yours

Your guest list is not a mailing list. We do not sell it, we do not let vendors browse it, and you can export or delete everything whenever you like.

Built in the UK

Pounds, UK suppliers, UK venues and UK law, including giving notice. Built by a small team here, for the way weddings actually work here.

Your wedding is not a template. Your plan should not be either.

Tell us your faith and your culture, and by the end of the first screen you will have real events on real days. Then change any of it: add an event, drop one, rename the lot, move a whole day. We give you the head start. You stay in charge of the wedding.

Free to start · No commission, ever · Built in the UK · Every faith, every culture, every couple