About

wedset is a wedding app from Münster

Built by someone who planned his own wedding with it.

Chris Schön laughing at his wedding in 2022, the guests behind him blurred

Who's behind it

Chris Schön, a developer in Münster

Chris is a developer and has run the agency redbeed in Münster since 2017.

He got married in Münster in 2022, with a celebrant-led ceremony at Gut Havichhorst. The first version of wedset came out of planning that wedding.

He was born Chris Woelk and took his wife's name when they married, because the name was just that schön (German for beautiful).

“Started for myself, designed for friends, made for everyone.”

How one couple's fix became wedset

First Chris built it for his own wedding. Then his sister planned her wedding with it. That turned into an app for friends, called wedset. When the work next to the agency and wedset got too much, his mother Petra stepped in.

Chris Schön
Founder, builds the app
Petra
Social media and talking to vendors

Timeline

From one wedding to today

Colourful socks and brown shoes under two pairs of suit trousers at Chris's wedding in 2022
His own wedding in 2022, and step by step for everyone since.
  1. 2022

    1. A wedding in Münster. The first version is built to plan it.

  2. 2024

    1. August 31

      Chris's sister has a church wedding and celebrates in the newly opened Meranti-Halle at Allwetterzoo Münster. She plans it with wedset, starting about eight months ahead.

  3. 2025

    1. April 25

      wedset.app goes live.

    2. June 27

      The first wedding among friends planned entirely with wedset.

    3. Mid-year

      Petra joins and takes over social media and talking to vendors.

  4. 2026

    1. May 16

      The second wedding among friends, again with wedset from start to finish.

Money

So how do we make money?

From the €3.99 a month. That is all.

Or €36.00 for 12 months. Same subscription, billed once a year.

We don't run ads, don't take commission from vendors and don't sell data.

Prices and what the subscription includes 

Your data

Your guest list lives in Germany

wedset runs at Hetzner, on servers in Germany.

Servers
Web server and database sit at Hetzner in Germany. That's where your guest list and your guests' replies are stored.
Photos and videos
Also at Hetzner in Germany, in object storage. For anyone who wants to know: it's S3 compatible.
Stats
We count visits to our pages with Plausible, based in Estonia. No cookies and no user profiles.
AI
We write code with AI agents like Claude Code. Your data from the app isn't shared in the process. When we look at where wedset helps and where it doesn't, the AI only sees numbers and records without names. The AI providers may also process data in the US.
How we do it
  • Names, addresses, guest lists, your guests' replies and photos never go to an AI service.
  • Email addresses are masked, so an address turns into something like c*****r@gmail.com.
  • The AI only has read access. It can't change anything in your data.
  • The providers may not use any of it to train their models.
The full details are in our privacy policy 

Münster

Where wedset comes from

wedset started in Münster, with a wedding in this city. What Chris wishes he'd known before his own wedding, from the registry office to the booking season in the Münsterland, is on our Münster page.

To the Münster page

Getting married in Münster yourselves? ja-in.ms is our starting point for couples from the city, with vendors from Münster.

Get started

Start with the guest list. The rest can wait.

You do not need a date yet, or a list. Just a start.

Free for 30 days, no payment details. Then €3.99 a month, cancel monthly.

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