a wedding planner for iphone

Every arrangement,
settled.

The programme, the guest book, the ledger and the plan, kept in one place.

A couple walking a cypress-lined avenue after their ceremony

the wedding of

Elin & Marius

Tuesday 20 April 2027

Set a date to start the countdown

4 of 21 arrangements settled

The whole wedding on one page.

Tashi opens on the programme: who is coming, what it costs, and how the room is laid out. Everything else is one tap from there.

the programme

Guests124 invited, 100 accepted
Accounts12,400 of 15,000
Tables6 laid, 4 to seat

next in hand

  • Confirm the floristby 3 Sept
  • Send the second round of invitationsby 9 Sept
  • Choose the ceremony musicby 21 Sept
A tiered wedding cake dressed with roses and eucalyptus

Tasks move down into a settled list as you finish them, so the top of the page always shows what is still open.

The diary, set as a calendar page.

Every fitting, tasting and deadline in one month view. Marked days carry a gilt dot. Tap one to read the day in full.

September2026
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saturday, 12 september

  • 09.30Hair and makeup begins
  • 12.00Photographer arrives
  • 15.00Ceremony
  • 16.30Drinks on the terrace
  • 19.00Dinner is served

A ledger, not a spreadsheet.

Set the total once. Tashi allots it across thirteen categories and keeps the running balance as you pay, with due dates on every instalment.

12,400

laid out of 15,000

83 per cent2,600 in hand

The day itself

itemallottedpaid
Venue and catering6,4005,900
Music1,2001,200
Flowers900640

The record

itemallottedpaid
Photography2,1001,050
Stationery480480
Cake3900

The people

itemallottedpaid
Attire and beauty2,3002,300
Transport560560
Favours270270
A long table laid for guests in a stone courtyard under festoon lights

The guest book keeps the replies.

Build the list, send the invitation by email, then watch the replies land. Plus ones, dietary notes and table numbers all sit on the guest, so nothing gets lost in a thread.

124invited
100accepted
11regrets

Example figures.

  • Seat the room on a plan you can drag, with a chair count per table.
  • Keep the wedding party and their roles beside the list.
  • Collect the styles and images you like on a mood board.

Find the people who make the day.

Photographers, florists, venues, music and eleven more categories, set like a trade listing with hours, directions and a gallery. Save the ones you like to My Plans.

  • A garden path lit with candles and festoon lights at dusk

    Romantic

    Soft colour, candlelight, a garden ceremony.

  • Two rings and scattered petals on a plain ceramic dish

    Minimal

    Clean lines, one flower, a short guest list.

  • A dessert table under copper lamps banked with flowers

    Traditional

    A church, a long table, the old order.

  • A long table set with pale linen, tapers and low bowls of flowers

    Modern

    Sharp tailoring, a city room, a late party.

Run a wedding business?

Claim your listing to edit your details and manage your gallery from inside the app.

list your business

Set like stationery, not like software.

Most planning apps look like a spreadsheet with a wedding theme painted on. Tashi is drawn the way the invitation is: two faces, hairline rules, and one accent.

Aa

Gilda Display

Carries every name, title and figure.

Aa

Karla

Labels only, tracked and set in small caps.

One accent

Ink, gilt and paper. Nothing shouts.

Rules, not cards

No shadows, no rounded tiles, no clutter.

Free to plan a wedding.

The planner works without paying. Premium lifts the limits when your guest list and your budget outgrow them.

free

Every core tool

Great for simple celebrations.

  • The programme, the diary and the ledger
  • Guest list with RSVP tracking
  • Seating plan and wedding party
  • Mood board and the vendor directory

premium

free trial

tashi, in full

Monthly or yearly, priced in the App Store. Cancel whenever.

  • Unlimited guests
  • Unlimited budget categories
  • Custom invitations
  • Advanced seating arrangements
  • Priority support

Questions

Is Tashi really free?

Yes. The programme, diary, ledger, guest list, seating plan, wedding party, mood board and vendor directory all work without paying. Premium lifts the limits on guests and budget categories and adds custom invitations.

Do I need an account to start?

No. You can plan as a guest straight away, then link Apple, Google or an email address later to keep the data safe and reach it from another device.

How do invitations and replies work?

You create an invitation, choose an email template, pick recipients from your guest list and send. Replies come back into the guest book, with attending, not attending and still pending shown per guest.

Is it on Android?

Not yet. Tashi is a native iPhone app today. An Android version is something we would like to build, but there is no date for it.

What happens to my data?

It is stored against your account and reached over an encrypted connection. We do not sell it to vendors. You can delete your account, and everything with it, from inside the app.

Can I list my wedding business?

Yes. Write to support@tashi.app and we will set the listing up so you can edit your details and gallery from the app.

Begin a wedding.

Tashi is nearly ready. Leave your address and we will write to you the day it lands in the App Store.