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All-in-one wedding planner: guest list, online RSVPs, budget tracker, seating charts, website builder, vendor comparison, and AI tools.

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| Website | wedbuild.com | codegres.org |
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| Company | Startup from Australia · 1 - 9 employees · 2025 | — |
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WedBuild is an all-in-one wedding planning web app built in Australia, designed around a single connected data model: the guest list. When a guest RSVPs, the headcount, dietary tallies, budget and seating chart all update automatically — nothing needs to be entered twice. Features include a guest...
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As answered by people managing WedBuild and Codegres.org.
WedBuild's answer
Everything runs from one connected guest list. When a guest RSVPs, the headcount, dietary tallies, budget and seating chart update in the same moment — most wedding apps make you carry changes between separate tools by hand.
WedBuild's answer
WedBuild is consumer software for engaged couples rather than businesses — its customers are the couples planning weddings across Australia, not named companies.
WedBuild's answer
The big free platforms (The Knot, Zola, WeddingWire, Bridebook) are free because they monetise vendor advertising and lead-generation — and most are US-centric, with registries and directories that don't work properly in Australia.
WedBuild charges couples once, honestly:
WedBuild's answer
Engaged couples planning their own wedding — especially in Australia and New Zealand, though it works anywhere. Best suited to couples with real logistics (50–400 guests, meal choices, dietary requirements, multiple events) who'd otherwise juggle spreadsheets and five single-purpose apps.
WedBuild's answer
The founders — Henry (an accountant) and Elise (an engineer) — built it while planning their own wedding, after ending up with a budget and guest list in two spreadsheets that never agreed.
The first thing they made was a QR code so reception guests could scan and find their seats. It became the most-talked-about detail of the night — so they spent a year of evenings and weekends building the rest of the platform around that idea. Bootstrapped and run from Adelaide, South Australia.
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