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One wedding, one record

When your Iris meets their Iris.

The couple’s side and the supplier’s side, working from the same live record. Nobody chases. Nobody waits. Nothing gets typed twice.

No extra fee.
No extra login.

Couple ↔ supplier ↔ supplier
The two sides

Two Irises. One record.

The couple’s Iris knows the wedding. The supplier’s Iris knows the business. When both are on I Do they share exactly what the job needs — and nothing else. This is the same wedding, Ste & Steph at Hornington Manor, from both desks.

The couple’s desk — the whole wedding on one screen
The couple’s sideSte & Steph · 320 days · 109 of 123 replied · £18,225 still to pay · four letters waiting on a word.
The supplier’s desk — the same wedding, from the business side
The supplier’s sideAnna Fields Catering · Ste and Steph on the client list · 320 days to their service · thirty clients on the book, fifteen things needing her this morning.
Peak season

June to September, an answer takes five days.

Nobody is being careless. The caterer is at a wedding, the florist is at market, the couple are at work. The inbox is the bottleneck — and in season it backs up for everyone at once.

By email
Sat 19:42 · couple askssent
Sun–Tue · three weddings onunread
Wed · forwarded to the venuewaiting
Thu 16:20 · answer lands5 days
On I Do, together
Sat 19:42 · couple asks Irisasked
Sat 19:42 · answered from the recordanswered
Sat 19:42 · caterer’s sheet updatedalready true
Nobody was interruptedsame second
Ask, don’t wait

Anyone on the wedding can ask. Iris answers.

Couple to supplier, supplier to couple, supplier to supplier. She answers from what the other side has already shared — and the question still lands with them, unless you take it back. She informs; she never answers on their behalf.

Couple → supplier · Sat 19:42
Steph asks the catererTwo more replies and a nut allergy — has the kitchen got it?
Answered · from their kitchen sheet109 covers, one flag on table 4, quote reconciled. Their sheet already says it.
Supplier → couple · Mon 07:10
Anna asks the coupleWhat time can we get into the marquee on the Friday?
Answered · from their dayFrom 2pm — the venue’s access window is on the day sheet. Ste has been told you asked.
Supplier → supplier · Tue 13:30
The florist asks the catererAre the tables dressed before or after you lay up?
Answered · from the running orderLay-up 11:00, florals 12:30 — it is on both your cuts of the day sheet.
The wedding pack, ready for twelve suppliers, with nothing sent yet
The wedding pack

One press, and every supplier is current.

Numbers, timings, menus, dietary flags, the floor plan, the running order — assembled from the rooms the couple already filled in. Suppliers on I Do see it live and get their own cut, never the whole itinerary; everyone else gets a link that stays right after it’s sent. It goes only when the couple press.

The days you get back

Same wedding. Twenty-four days saved.

Four questions on one wedding, counted honestly. Every one of them normally waits on somebody being free.

The questionBy emailOn I Do
Final numbers and dietaries5 daysnow
Table count and top-table dressing9 daysnow
Room turnaround and dessert service6 daysnow
Chasing the current floor plan4 daysnow
Waiting, on one wedding24 daysnone
Privacy & ownership

Shared, not surrendered.

Together doesn’t pool your data. Each side keeps its own record in its own Google Drive, and Iris passes across only what the job needs — while we keep nothing at all.

You choose what’s shared

Per supplier, per detail. The caterer sees covers and dietaries; nobody sees your budget unless you say so.

Each side keeps its own record

Your Drive, their Drive. Revoke a supplier and the window closes — their business record stays theirs.

Guest names never reach a model

Iris reads counts and structure, never the list. The kitchen sheet carries the flags; the model never sees who has them.

A record you keep, whether or not you keep us.

Plans

Two plans. Together is included.

Each side pays for their own Iris. When both sides have her, the shared record costs nothing extra — no seat fees, no per-wedding charge, no second login.

For couples

Your Iris.

[price · your call]
  • Every room, the desk and the phone
  • The dream board and the inner circle — parents, maid of honour, best man, no per-seat charge
  • Suppliers you can connect: unlimited
  • Together: included
Start with her
For suppliers

Your desk.

[price · your call]
  • The full CMS — every client, every event, every pound, whether or not they are on I Do
  • Your Drive, your post, your staff, your shopfront
  • Couples you can connect: unlimited
  • Together: included · a share of every couple you bring
Put her on my desk

Bring the other side.

If you are a couple, ask your suppliers. If you are a supplier, invite your couples. Either way, the wedding runs itself from the moment both Irises are in the room.

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