Help for suppliers

Yes. During our introductory period, listing on We Do and receiving leads is completely free (£0). If that ever changes, we'll give you at least 30 days' notice and ask you to accept the new terms first, never a surprise charge.

Couples tell us what they need and choose the suppliers they'd like to hear from. You'll see the brief (the type or faith of the wedding, area, date, guest range and budget band) and can reply to the ones you want, for free. To help couples find great suppliers from day one, we sometimes set up a listing from public information; if that's you, you can claim, edit or remove it anytime.

No. You keep 100% of any booking value, We Do is an introducer, not an agency. We never take a cut of the work you win.

We withdrew it. Every approved listing carried it, so it told couples nothing, and it risked suggesting that a listing without one had not been checked. Nothing about the checks changed: we still check every listing before it goes live, and we now say that once on the pages where couples search, covering everybody. The only mark on a listing is We Do Pro, which members carry and which says they subscribe, not that their work is better than anyone else's.

Set up your profile from the suppliers page: your business details, the services and faiths you cater for, your areas and your photos. It takes about ten minutes and you can come back to it. We approve every profile by hand before it goes live.

We are not charging anyone today. Listing on We Do, replying to enquiries and every management tool are free, and there is no commission on what you earn, ever. We plan to offer an optional paid membership later, which will buy priority placement in couples' searches rather than taking away anything you already have. We haven't set its price, and we will publish it and give you at least 14 days' notice before anything becomes payable. Full detail is in the Vendor Terms.

A couple's wedding faith or type is sensitive (special-category) data. We only share it with your explicit consent from the couple, and you must use it only to respond to their enquiry. See our Privacy Policy for the full picture.