Elos started with one stubborn observation: planning a wedding is far more complicated than anyone warns you about, and almost none of that complication is the fun part.
Daniela Chavarry Arias founded Elos after watching celebration after celebration turn into a second job — forty open tabs, a spreadsheet only one person understands, quotes that arrive without prices, and a guest list living in three places at once.
So she built what she couldn’t find: real tools instead of more advice. A budget that adds up, a guest list that answers itself, vendors whose prices you can actually see, and one plan everyone involved is looking at — so the wedding stops depending on what a single person remembers.
Because the goal was never a perfectly optimised wedding. The goal is a couple who arrive at their own celebration rested, unsurprised and genuinely glad to be there — and who had a good time getting there.
Elos Weddings is built and run from one desk. If you want to see what that looks like day to day, the work is public — and the app itself lives at tryelos.com.
A wedding has hundreds of moving parts. You should only have to think about the ones that are truly yours to decide — the rest is our job.
Real prices, real availability, real progress. No mystery quotes, no hidden fees, no wondering where the budget went or who was supposed to reply.
This is a party you are throwing for the people you love. If the planning feels like paperwork, we built the wrong thing.
Every couple should get to enjoy their own wedding — the year before it, and the day itself.