Wedding planning for the two of you

Plan your wedding together, and actually enjoy it.

Your guest list, budget, vendors and seating chart, in one shared plan that does its own maths. Less time fixing cells, more time on the fun part.

Free to start, no card needed. Everything is US$99, once. Never a subscription.

What planning feels like after

The guest list stops living in three places. The budget stops being a guess. And the week of the wedding, nobody is up at midnight fixing the seating chart.

One plan, both of you
You see the same numbers at the same moment. Nobody asks which version is the latest.
Money you can see
What's paid, what's due next and what's left, without opening a calculator or a bank app.
Always the next step
The checklist counts back from your date, so the next thing is in front of you and nothing lives in someone's memory.
A calm wedding week
Seats set, numbers counted, the binder printed. Someone else runs the day from it, and you get to be at your wedding.

Everything in one place, softly

The Linenfold dashboard for an invented couple: a countdown to the day, tasks and payments due today, upcoming items, the budget against what's been paid, and guest, seating and vendor summaries.
The Linenfold seating plan with invented guests: numbered tables showing who sits where and how many seats are free, next to the waiting list of guests not yet seated.
Your dashboard and seating plan, as they look inside. The wedding, guests and vendors are invented.

From “we’re engaged” to “we’re married”

  1. 1 · The dreaming

    Who's coming, where, and what it costs.

    Build your guest list together, send one link that collects everyone's address, and see how many people your budget can really feed.

  2. 2 · The deciding

    Say yes to the right people.

    Put quotes side by side, book the ones you love, and watch your budget update itself. Every deposit has a date, and your checklist counts back from the day.

  3. 3 · The final stretch

    Every seat, every count, every page.

    Seat everyone beside the people they love (and away from the ones they don't). Final numbers are already counted, and the whole day prints as one binder.

Love your spreadsheet? Bring it.

You built something impressive: a tab for everything and formulas you’re scared to touch. Keep the good parts. Linenfold reads your file, keeps every guest and every dollar, and does the maths for you, so sorting a column never breaks a thing again.

  • Your guests
  • Seating
  • Budget
  • Payments
  • Vendors
  • Venues
  • Checklist
  • Appointments
  • Calendar
  • Wedding party
  • Food & drinks
  • Music
  • Shot list
  • Timeline
  • Packing
  • Gifts
  • Honeymoon
  • …and more

One payment, not a monthly one.

Start free, and stay free for as long as it covers you. When you want the lot, Complete is US$99 for your whole wedding (US$79 at our founding price). It lasts until a year after the day, comes with a 30-day refund and never renews. No ads, nothing sold, nothing extra in the small print.

See what’s included
Is it really free?
Yes, really. The free plan stays free forever, with the seating chart, a guest list of up to 75 households, address collection, the budget what-if and a download of everything. Complete is a one-time US$99 for the rest.
Can my partner plan with me?
That's the whole idea. Your wedding is one shared plan for the two of you, on every plan. Complete lets you invite up to three more helpers, like a planner or a parent.
What happens to our details?
They stay yours. We never sell or share them, there are no ads, and you can download everything or close your account whenever you like.
We've already started a spreadsheet. Now what?
Good news: you don't have to start over. The free importer reads your file right in your browser and shows you what would come across (guests, budget, vendors and tasks) before you sign up. Save it to a free account when it looks right.

Ready when you two are.

Start with a free account. No card, no sales calls. Your guest list, your budget and your first vendor are waiting.

Let’s get planning