Plan together
Plan your wedding together, each on your own phone
Whoever creates the wedding invites their partner with a code. From then on you both see and edit the same tasks, the same guests and the same details, live, with no shared spreadsheet and no lost messages.
Coming soon to iPhoneA wedding belongs to two, but the organizing tends to fall to one
Almost always one of you becomes the keeper of the list, the spreadsheet and the group chat. The other asks “did we sort that out?” and depends on hearing the answer.
Splitting this across separate tools makes it worse: a spreadsheet for guests, a notes app for vendors, screenshots on the phone. Each person looks at a different version, and decisions get lost between conversations.
In Ring there is one wedding and one version of it. You both see the same plan and change the same plan, and each sees right away what the other did.
How to plan your wedding together in Ring
Whoever created the wedding is its owner and invites their partner. No account is needed to start.
1
Create the invite in the app
Under Wedding, “Plan it together”, the app makes an 8-character code. It is good for one person only, for 7 days, and appears just once, when it is created.
2
Send the code
The “Send invite” button opens your phone's share sheet with a ready-made message, with the code and when it expires.
3
Your partner joins with the code
They download Ring, tap “I have an invite” on the first screen and type the code. No email, no password.
4
You plan together
Tasks, guests and wedding details become the same on both phones, live. The owner can remove access at any time.
Made so you both see the same wedding
Everything is shared
Your partner sees and edits everything the owner sees: the plan, each task's notes, the guest list and the wedding details.
One subscription covers both
Ring is a subscription, and one subscription covers the wedding, whichever of you pays. Whoever joins with the invite does not need to subscribe again.
You control the access
The code is good for one person and expires. The owner can remove access whenever they want, right away and without losing anything that was done. Whoever joined can leave, too.
An account is optional
The app starts with no sign-up. To keep the wedding if you change phones, you can connect an Apple or Google account, with no password.
Plan together: frequently asked questions
How can a couple plan a wedding together in one app?
In Ring, whoever created the wedding sends their partner a one-use invite code. The partner joins from their own phone, with no account to create, and from then on you both see and edit the same plan, guests and details, live. One subscription covers the wedding.
Do we need an account to plan together?
No. Your partner joins with the invite code, with no email and no password. An Apple or Google account is optional and keeps the wedding safe if you change phones.
Do changes show up right away?
Yes. Tasks, guests and details are live: what one of you changes shows up on the other's phone. You can also plan with the same account on two phones.
Do both of us have to pay for the subscription?
No. One subscription covers the wedding, whoever pays. Whoever joins with the invite uses the app without subscribing again.
What if the code leaks, or I want to cancel it?
The code works once, for one person, and expires in 7 days. If it has not been used yet, you can cancel the invite or create another. Once someone has joined, the owner can remove their access.
Can I bring in more people, like parents or the wedding party?
The invite is for the couple: one owner and one invited person. To share the day with family and friends, Ring has a list of roles for the day, which you send by message.
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Ring takes care of the planning. You enjoy the way to “I do”.
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