The ceremony, word for word.

Each part with your words, its readers and how long it runs. Add a reading or a ritual from your library, keep a ceremony as a template, and print the script.

On the day, open it on your phone once with signal and it keeps working with none, one part to a screen.

Both names and how to say them sit at the top, with anything to leave out. The love-story questionnaire comes back in their own words, ready to write from.

Your couples add their names, readers and how to say them on their portal until you lock it.

Shared vows by default. Or turn private vows on for one ceremony, and each person writes theirs on their own private link.

You read both. Their shared portal only says whether each is written, never the words.

Who walks in, in what order, on what cue and to what song, and where everybody stands. Anyone with nowhere to stand yet is flagged.

Print the rehearsal sheet, and book the rehearsal with the rest of the booking.

Who issued it, when you got it, when it runs out, when it's signed and when it has to be mailed back.

Every date is yours to type. The app compares them with each other and the day, and never says what the law is.