I Do
A couple walking together under the trees

I Do · for couples

You got engaged. Not hired.

I Do holds your whole wedding in one place: who’s coming, where they sit, what’s paid, who’s booked, and every letter in and out. Ayla does the admin. She notices what’s changed, prepares the sheet, the letter and the chase, and waits for you.

Your wedding, in one place.

Film

The wedding planner is you.

Real screens. A made-up wedding.

Desk and phone

Your phone and your desk. The same wedding.

The quick things on the phone; the whole wedding on the desk.

The couple’s phone and desk holding the same wedding: Eleanor & Kofi at Corvenna House, 44 days to go

Ayla · for your wedding

She prepares. You press.

She answers from your own record.

Ayla in Home on the couple’s phone: 18 things waiting, the one she’d take first is from your partner, and four questions straight away
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Ask her, any evening.

What needs me first, how long have we got, what have we spent: she answers from your own record.

The wedding pack on the couple’s phone: a folio for each supplier, built from one source
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Every pack, kept current.

One folio for each pair of hands on your day. None of them moves without your hand.

Planning, together, on the couple’s phone: done for you this week, RE: First dance, and keep every word in your own Drive
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Kept in your own Drive.

Everything Ayla has remembered is a readable file in your own Drive.

Nothing is sent, booked or paid without your yes.

She never takes or sends money.

Your wedding lives in your own Drive.

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The circle

The circle holds the wedding. The inner circle holds twelve.

Everyone you invite is in the circle. The twelve closest to you are in the inner circle as well, and they do more.

Nothing here is public.

Stephen, who founded I Do

The founder

Built from the other side of the table.

“The numbers would change, then change again the week before, and every change meant another round of calls and emails. By that last meeting, the admin had taken over their evenings and weekends.”
Stephen · founder Read Stephen’s story