A plan that fits the time you have
With plenty of time, Ring spreads the tasks so every month stays light. With little time, it focuses on the essentials. Date changed? The plan rearranges itself.
Wedding planner
Wedding planning, made simple.
Ring builds your wedding plan and keeps guests, the invitation, gifts and inspiration in one app. Every week, you know exactly what to do.
- No sign-up to start
- A plan after a few questions
- Guests install nothing
- No ads, no data sold
Planning a wedding should not feel like a second job
The pains are nearly always the same. Ring takes care of each one.
“We don’t know where to start.”
Answer a few questions and Ring builds the whole plan, in the right order, from your date.
“It is too much to remember.”
Each week shows only the tasks that matter now, each with its reason and a reminder at the right time.
“Everything is scattered.”
Tasks, guests, the invitation, gifts and inspiration live in the same app, and you both edit together.
“Half the guests never replied.”
You send a link. The guest replies in the browser, with nothing to install, and the list updates itself.
From the proposal to a plan in three steps
You don't need to know how a wedding gets organized. That part is Ring's.
1
Tell us how it will be
The date, the city, how many guests and what is already settled. One question per screen, no form.
2
Get your own plan
Ring builds the timeline in the right order, fitted to the time you have: eighteen months or only four.
3
Do only the next step
Each week, a few tasks, each with the reason it is due now. Done? The plan shows the next one.
Everything Ring does for you
From the first step to the day after the wedding, in one app. No spreadsheet, no five different apps, no lost chat.
Reminders at the right time
A nudge when a task is coming up and when a guest replies. No notifications for nothing.
Every task comes explained
You don’t have to research what to do, or in which order.
- The reason and the recommended deadline of each task
- Steps to tick off, notes and who is taking care of it
- Tasks of your own, for what only your wedding has
Plan as a couple
The wedding belongs to both of you, and so does the planning.
- Your partner joins with a code, with no account to create
- You both see and edit everything live, each on your own phone
- An optional account with Apple or Google, for changing phones
A guest list that updates itself
No more spreadsheet, no more chasing replies one by one.
- Online RSVP, from the link you send
- Plus-ones, tables, dietary restrictions and notes
- A notification on your phone when someone replies
An invitation and a Save the Date that look like you
Pick the color, the lettering and the photo. Ring does the rest.
- A digital invitation in five styles, with a QR code to RSVP
- A Save the Date page to tell people before the invitation
- A link that previews your photo, names and date when shared
Gift list and cash gifts, with no fee
Gifts from any store and cash gifts, straight to you.
- Paste the product’s link: its name and price fill in by themselves
- Your account details on the list’s page, for whoever prefers a cash gift
- No payment goes through Ring: no fee, nothing to withdraw
Inspiration, organized
Your references stop getting lost among screenshots.
- Ten ready boards, such as venue, flowers, attire, table and cake
- Pinterest pins saved by pasting their link
- Ceremony and party playlists, from any music service
On the big day, only the essentials
On your wedding day, the app stops asking and starts keeping you company.
- Each one’s vows, written beforehand and ready to read
- Where, at what time and what not to forget, on the home screen
- A shared album in your own Google Drive, with a QR code for the tables
Ring carries on after “I do”
The wedding passes, and there is still something to close and something to keep.
- Thank-yous to send to your guests
- The last loose ends, in a short list
- A keepsake of all your planning
Your guests don't need to install anything
You send a link. Each guest opens it in the browser, replies in seconds and the answer lands on your list.
RSVP
With plus-ones and dietary needs, straight into your guest list.
Save the Date
A page with your names, the day and the city, to tell people before the invitation.
Gift list
The gifts and the cash gift on a page in your wedding's color and photo.
Why Ring is different
Most wedding tools live on a fee on your gifts or on vendor advertising. Ring lives on a subscription and does one thing: tell you what to do now.
| Ring | Wedding websites | Vendor marketplaces | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you see when you open it | This week's few tasks, each with its reason | The website and the registry; planning comes second | A checklist of a hundred items or more |
| To get started | No sign-up | An account is required | An account is required |
| Cash gifts | Sent straight to you, with no fee | A fee of about 2.5% to 6% on each gift | Usually a fee per transaction |
| How it is paid for | A flat subscription: weekly, monthly or yearly | A free or paid plan, plus the fee on gifts | Free for the couple; paid for by the vendors who advertise |
| Vendors and ads | None | Few or none | A vendor directory, paid placements and sales contacts |
Ring is not a vendor directory or a wedding website builder with hundreds of templates. It is for the couple who want to know what to do now and keep guests, gifts and the Save the Date in one place.
Everything is under control.
That is the feeling Ring was designed to give, from the first day to the night before.
No counting what is late
Ring never tells you that you are behind. It rearranges the plan and shows what to do from today.
What is settled stays out
Already have the venue or the date set? It does not come back as a task.
Every task has a reason
You know why it matters now, not only that it has to be done.
Frequently asked questions
What is Ring?
Ring is a wedding planner app for iPhone and Android, made for couples planning their own wedding. From your date, your city and what is already settled, it builds a personal plan and shows, week by week, only the tasks that matter now. The same app holds the guest list with online RSVP, the gift list, the Save the Date and the inspiration boards.
How much does Ring cost?
Ring is a subscription service, with weekly, monthly and yearly plans. The price is shown in the app before any charge, and you can cancel whenever you like in the App Store or Google Play. It is a low, flat price: Ring takes no percentage of your gifts and sells no space to vendors.
Do I need an account to start?
No. You open the app, answer a few questions and the plan is ready. Signing in with email is optional, for using Ring on more than one phone.
Our wedding is only a few months away. Is it still worth it?
Yes. The plan starts from the time you really have: with a few months, it focuses on the essentials, runs in parallel what does not depend on each other and leaves the extras for last.
Do my guests have to download the app?
No. The RSVP, the Save the Date and the gift list are pages that open in any browser, from the link you send.
Can I plan together with my partner?
Yes. Whoever created the wedding makes an invite code and the other person joins with it. From then on, you both see and edit the same tasks, guests and details.
We have already settled a few things. Will Ring ask us to do it all again?
No. At the start you say what is already settled, and that stays out of the plan.
Which languages is Ring available in?
English, Spanish and Portuguese, in the app and on the guests' pages.
Does Ring charge a fee on gifts?
No. For a cash gift, the guest sees your account details (or your Pix key, in Brazil) and transfers directly. No payment goes through Ring, so there is no fee and nothing to withdraw.
Does Ring have vendors or ads?
No. Ring has no vendor directory, shows no ads and does not sell your data. Nobody calls to offer a service because you used the app.
Does Ring replace a wedding website?
For most couples, yes: the RSVP, the Save the Date and the gift list are public pages with your names, your wedding's color and its photo. What Ring does not have is a website builder with several pages and templates.
Does Ring have a budget tracker?
There is no spending sheet in Ring. The plan brings the task of setting the budget at the right time, and every task has room for notes.
How is Ring different from a wedding checklist?
A checklist shows every task at once. Ring works out the deadlines from your wedding date, follows the order in which one thing depends on another and shows only the next step, with the reason it is due now. If the date changes, the plan rearranges itself.
Ring takes care of the planning. You enjoy the way to “I do”.
A few questions and you already know what needs doing now.