Civil ceremony
Friday · 11:30 am
One wedding. Not one invite for everyone.
18 at the ceremony. 90 at the party. No awkward explaining.
You decide who joins what. wedset turns that into personal invitations where every guest sees only their plans.
Map out our events
Free for 30 days. Your guests install nothing.
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One weekend. All your favourite people.
Your personal invitation
Mara & Leo
Hi , this is what we have planned for you:
Dinner
Saturday · 6:00 pm
Party
Saturday · from 9:00 pm
Just right
Maybe you are getting married with family in the morning, celebrating with everyone that evening, and meeting again over breakfast the next day.
Not everyone needs the same invitation. You still only need one guest list.
A quick first pass
Which events are you planning?
Choose what you already know. You can add the rest later.
Your wedding weekend is taking shape
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Pick two events and we will carry your choices straight into setup.
With wedset, you decide which of those each guest is invited to.
What it actually looks like
Not three lists. One that thinks with you.
In wedset, every invitation shows its events at a glance. Family, friends, and colleagues stay on the same guest list. With completely different plans.
Event chips show you instantly who is included where.
One guest list. As many wedding events as you need.
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Invitations with intent
Choose exactly which events each guest is invited to.
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Separate RSVPs
Guests can accept or decline each event individually.
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Only the details that matter
Each guest sees the times, places, and notes that are relevant to them.
How it works
From your plans to each personal invitation.
- 1
Add your events
Civil ceremony, reception, party, and whatever else you have planned.
- 2
Assign your guests
Choose who is invited to each event, person by person.
- 3
Send a personal invitation
Each guest gets their own link showing exactly their events.
A few useful answers
Questions about weddings with multiple events.
You can add unlimited events during the 30-day trial. After that, the number included depends on the plan you choose.
Yes. Someone can accept the civil ceremony and decline breakfast, for example. You will see their answer against each event.
No. Their personal invitation link only shows the events and information you have assigned to them.
Yes. Events can have their own dates, times, and places, whether they happen on one day or across a full wedding weekend.
No. They open their personal link in a browser and respond there.
One list is enough. Even when the wedding lasts three days.
Add your events once. After that, every guest sees exactly what is meant for them.
Free for 30 days. Decide what comes next when you are ready. See pricing
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