FAQ

The eight questions that come up every time.

When can I actually start swiping?+
Once there's a real deck waiting for you. We're onboarding vendors first, city by city, because nothing kills a marketplace faster than opening it with eight venues and a single florist. Drop your email and we'll write you the day your area is ready.
How much does this cost?+
Nothing if you're the one getting married. Free forever. We don't take a cut of what you pay your vendors, either.

Vendors pay $39.99 a month. One plan, no add-ons, no commissions.
Where are you live?+
Wherever there are enough subscribed vendors to make swiping worth the time. We'd rather open one city well than ten cities thinly. If you tell us where you're getting married we'll bump your area up the list.
Why should I use this instead of The Knot?+
Because every vendor here pays the same price. The order you see them in is not the order they paid for. There's no “featured” tier, no boosted slots, no review counts being padded by a marketing team. You see the actual deck.

And nobody is going to email you ten times this week.
I'm a vendor. Can I sign up now?+
Yes — vendors aren't waitlisted. Go set up your listing. The form is short. You'll be live the moment your subscription clears.
What kinds of vendors are on here?+
Photographers, venues, dresses, florists, caterers, DJs, cakes, stationery, and beauty. We'll add officiants, planners, and rentals as the deck thickens — if there's a category you wish was here, write us, it goes on the list.
Is there an app to install?+
Sort of. Open the site on your phone in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. It shows up as an icon like a regular app and opens full-screen. No App Store, no 60MB download, no list of permissions to grant.
What do you do with my information?+
We collect what we need to make the product work — your email, the basics about your wedding so we can filter. We don't sell it. We don't use it for ads. Vendors don't see your contact info until you choose to message them, and even then they only see what your reply-to address says.