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Venue Edition demo

One wedding planning year, made readable.

This is the concrete version of what a venue pays for: one meeting becomes owned work, one readable plan, and a short briefing before the inbox gets noisy.

The walkthrough

Four product moments. One planning year made calmer.

The venue does not operate these layers. The venue backs the couple, hands over a code, and the workspace carries the work from there.

Venue mechanic

  1. 01Venue pays once a year.
  2. 02Each couple gets a code.
  3. 03When access opens, the wedding workspace has one clear first step.
  4. 04The couple never sees a price.

The venue call is captured before it becomes work.

Sarah and Tom's venue meeting becomes one private note: decisions, open questions, and the next supplier follow-ups in plain sentences. Nothing is shared until it is ready.

Private note

Founding Venue Preview · Sarah and Tom · June 2027

  • Florist can do the ceremony arch.
  • Table runners need a second supplier or a simpler plan.
  • Tom prefers the simpler table arrangement.
  • Ask venue about supplier access for the morning.

The right pieces become owned follow-ups.

The workspace already has the shape: venue, suppliers, guests, decisions, and final week. The couple starts with real work, not setup.

Wedding workspace

Founding Venue Preview · wedding workspace

  • Confirm florist arrangement - Sarah - due Friday
  • Send guest list to caterer - Tom - waiting on update
  • Schedule menu tasting - venue - due next week
  • Pay venue deposit second instalment - couple

The couple gets one readable plan.

The plan says what is done, what is underway, what is waiting on the couple, and what comes next. No account for people who only need to read.

Couple plan

Public plan · no account needed

  • Venue booked - complete
  • Guest list first draft - in progress
  • Florist confirmed - waiting on table decision
  • Final headcount - due four weeks out

The next morning is a short briefing, not a dashboard.

The briefing names the few things that need attention before they become another thread in the coordinator inbox.

Morning briefing

Morning briefing · three things, not thirty

  • Menu tasting is in four days and catering confirmation is still pending.
  • Guest count changed twice this week; florist numbers may be out of date.
  • Ceremony music has not moved since Tuesday.
  • Nothing else needs attention today.

The ask

A venue conversation, not a checkout.

The Venue Edition is priced like patronage because the buyer is choosing a standard of care for every couple it books.

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