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From chaos to coordinated
in 15 minutes.

Five steps from “I have a spreadsheet somewhere” to “every vendor has their own portal.” Then two new tools for the guests and the tables.

Bride and groom holding hands, close-up

The morning

Domed gazebo ceremony decorated with florals

The ceremony

Long reception table with blue napkins and wildflowers

The party

1

Build your run sheet

The grid editor

Rows are time slots. Columns are vendors. Click any cell and type what needs to happen at that time for that vendor. It works like a spreadsheet, but built for wedding days.

Add time slots in 5, 10, 15, or 30-minute intervals

Color-code phases: prep, ceremony, cocktail hour, reception, close

Import from a CSV or start from a template

plannedby.com/thebajos/edit

Saturday 29 March — Run Sheet

Time
Photographer
Florist
12:30
Bridal prep coverage
Deliver bouquets
2:00
First look — garden
Arch install
3:30
Ceremony
Petal toss at arch
5:00
Golden hour portraits
Reception flip
6:30
Entrances + speeches
plannedby.com/thebajos/vendors
SH

Scott Horsburgh

Photographer

K7X2P9
SF

Sonia Flores

Florist

M3R8T5
LW

Little Wolf Entertainment

DJ / Band

P4N7J2
JR

Jamie Ross Films

Videographer

W9K1F6
2

Add your vendors

Vendor management

Add each vendor with their name, role, phone, and email. PlannedBy generates a unique access code for each one. Their column in the grid is automatically linked.

Unique access code per vendor — use names, words, or random codes

Contact details stored in one place

Add unlimited vendors (paid plan) or up to 3 (free tier)

3

Share vendor portals

One link per vendor

Each vendor gets a link and access code. Text it, email it, WhatsApp it — whatever works. They enter the code and see only their filtered timeline. No account required.

Hey Scott! Here’s your portal for our wedding day timeline:

plannedby.com/thebajos
Access code: panda

You can see your exact schedule for the day. Let us know if anything needs changing!

Sent via iMessage

9:41
SF

Sonia Flores — Florist

The Bajos · Sat 29 March

Live

Your schedule · 5 cues

12:30 Deliver bouquets to bridal suite
2:00 Install ceremony arch florals
3:30 Petal toss at arch — recessional
5:00 Move arrangements to reception tables
10:30 Collect vases and arch frame
Bride ascending a heritage staircase

The timeline runs itself, so you can be in the photos instead of directing them.

plannedby.com/thebajos/edit

Ceremony moved

Synced to 12 portals
4:00 4:30 Ceremony begins Edited
4:15 Quartet processional cue DJ
4:30 Ring exchange from north side Photo
Scott (Photographer) portal updated just now
Sonia (Florist) portal updated just now
4

Update in real-time

Changes push everywhere

Move the ceremony from 4pm to 4:30pm? Every vendor portal updates. No need to re-export a PDF, re-send an email, or call anyone. One edit, everywhere.

Edit the grid, portals update instantly

No version control nightmares — one source of truth

Print-ready PDF export on paid plans for a paper backup

5

Wedding day

Everyone checks their portal

On the morning of the wedding, every vendor opens their portal and knows exactly where to be and when. No frantic texts. No confusion. You get ready in peace.

0

Frantic morning texts

1

Source of truth

12+

Vendors coordinated

You

Enjoying your day

plannedby.com/thebajos

Saturday 29 March — 7:05 am

Vendor portals this morning

SH

Scott Horsburgh · Photographer

Checked portal 6:42 am

Viewed
SF

Sonia Flores · Florist

Checked portal 6:58 am

Viewed
LW

Little Wolf · DJ / Band

Checked portal 7:01 am

Viewed
JR

Jamie Ross · Videographer

Printed PDF last night

PDF

Beyond the timeline

The guests and the tables

The run sheet handles the vendors. Two new tools handle everyone else — who’s coming, what they eat, and where they sit.

Guest List

New

Every guest, accounted for

Drop in the spreadsheet you already have — PlannedBy matches the columns for you. Then group households, track RSVPs, and keep dietary needs where the caterer can actually get them.

CSV import with auto-matched columns — no reformatting

Groups and households, ordered the way you think about them

RSVP status, plus-ones and dietary needs in one place

Feeds the seat planner directly — no retyping names

Guest List

124 guests · 96 attending

guest-list.csv imported · 124 rows · columns auto-matched
Bride’s Family
MP

Margaret Papadopoulos

Table 1 · Seat 3

Attending
TP

Theo Papadopoulos +1

Table 1 · Seat 4

Attending
University Friends
AK

Amara Khan

Unseated

Pending
JW

Jack Whitfield

Table 3 · Seat 2

Attending

Reception Floor Plan

Scenario A
118 / 124
Head Table · 8
Table 1
10 / 10
Table 2
10 / 10
Table 3
8 / 10
AK
Amara Khan → Table 3
100% +

Seat Planner

New

Seating charts without the tears

Drag tables onto grid paper, then assign guests straight from your list. When the families change their minds, duplicate the whole scenario and try again — the original stays untouched.

Round, rectangle and head tables, dragged anywhere on the grid

Assign guests from the list — live seat counts per table

Duplicate scenarios, so plan B is one click away

Couple walking hand in hand across hills at dusk

Ready to try it?

Start free. Add your vendors, guests and tables. Share the link. Your entire wedding day coordinated in about 15 minutes.