The day and after
The wedding day and after: the app stays with you to the end
When the date arrives, Ring changes: the plan gives way to your vows, the schedule and what not to forget. The day after, it shows what comes next, from thanking guests to gathering photos, and keeps a memento of the whole road.
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Most wedding apps end just when the wedding begins
For months the planning is intense, and on the day all you want is to stop thinking. Yet that is exactly when the questions appear: what time is the ceremony, where are the rings, who pays the caterer, where are the vows.
After the party it repeats: thank-yous to send, photos to gather, documents to update, a vendor to review. Without a nudge, these loose ends sit for months.
And an app that keeps nagging about overdue tasks once the wedding has happened only gets in the way. Ring changes phase: on the day, a calm screen; afterwards, a short list and a keepsake.
How Ring works on the wedding day and after
The app knows what stage the wedding is in and changes the home screen and the plan according to the date.
1
Write the vows beforehand
Each of you writes what you will say, in your own time. The text is stored and hidden, and appears ready to read on the home screen on the day.
2
On the day, one screen
The home screen becomes “It's today”, with the date, time and place of the ceremony and the party, your vows a tap away, the list of what not to forget and, if you made the album, the card with its QR code for the tables.
3
After the yes, what comes next
The home screen starts showing how long you have been married and the few loose ends left: thank the guests, gather the photos, get the certificate, update documents.
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Keep a memento
Ring makes a card with the road to the day: the months of planning, the tasks done and the guests who came. You can save it or share it.
Made to be light when the wedding arrives
Vows ready to read
The vows stay hidden until someone asks to see them, so neither of you reads the other's text before the time. It is a courtesy of the app, not a vault: both of you belong to the same wedding.
Only what cannot be forgotten
The day's list is short: rings, documents, payments, an emergency kit, eating and drinking water, ten minutes just for the two of you. All in sight, ticked or not.
Reminders that make sense
The evening before, a notification reminds you what is still open for the day. The morning after comes a congratulations, and a month later an invitation to look back at the photos and the keepsake. Nothing beyond that.
The guests' pages change too
Once the date has passed, the RSVP stops taking answers and the pages thank instead of asking. The album appears on them, if you want it to.
The day and after: frequently asked questions
What does a wedding planner app do on the wedding day?
On the day, Ring’s home screen becomes the day itself: your vows ready to read, where and when everything happens and what not to forget. From the next day it shows what comes after, such as gathering photos and thanking guests, and keeps a keepsake of your planning.
Are the vows secret from my partner?
They are hidden: the text only shows when someone asks to see it. But it is stored in the wedding, which you both access, so the app prevents accidental reading, and it is not a true secret.
What shows on the home screen on the wedding day?
Your names, “It's today”, the date, the time and place of the ceremony and the party, the vows, the list of what not to forget and the way to the album card.
What if the wedding is postponed?
The date is never in the past: if the wedding was put off, you pick the new date and the plan comes back with everything still missing.
What is the planning keepsake?
A card with your names, the date and what was done by the day: the months of planning, the tasks done and the guests. It is made from what is in the app, and you save or share it.
Does Ring keep sending reminders after the wedding?
Only two: one the morning after, with congratulations, and another a month later. The after-wedding tasks wait on the home screen, with no notifications.
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