Plan the wedding behind your stationery

Wedding Planning with the Online Assistant — Video

Running five minutes and forty-seven seconds, this video is a calm overview of planning a wedding with our online assistant. It follows the process from an empty project to an organized plan, showing how the browser-based tools fit together along the way. Note that it covers the planning side rather than printing: you will not see stationery come off a press, but you will see the project every checklist item depends on.

What this video covers

• How the online wedding assistant keeps a whole wedding in one project
• The main planning tools shown working together in the browser
• An unhurried overview running nearly six minutes from start to finish

From checklist tasks to printed stationery

A wedding stationery checklist keeps the paper side of the day honest: order of tasks, dates, and which pieces you still owe the printer. Seating signs, place cards, escort cards, menus, table numbers and programs each depend on decisions made earlier in planning — the guest count, the table layout, the menu itself. Working through those steps in one free online project means each stationery task starts with its facts already in place.

Because everything lives in a single project, the checklist stays truthful as plans change. Import your guest list once, mark meals, allergies and notes per guest, and let the seating chart editor settle the layout; when the guest list shifts, the pieces built on that data stay in sync instead of going stale. When you are ready to tick off printing, export straight from the project. See the full picture on our wedding stationery checklist page.

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