A studio for wedding planners, private to you
Running six weddings from one spreadsheet each is not a system, it is six systems. The Elos studio is a workspace of your own: private to you, separate from the app couples use, and made for a whole book of clients rather than one wedding.
Start your planner studio →Your clients and their weddings
Every client and their wedding in one place, from the first enquiry to the day after, rather than a folder and a spreadsheet for each couple.
The timeline, the tasks and the day
What has to happen for each wedding and by when, and the running order of the day itself, kept where you plan it rather than rebuilt in a document the week before.
Vendors and money
Who is booked for each wedding and what is owed to them, alongside the couple's budget and what they pay you.
Guests and RSVPs
The guest list and the replies you manage for a couple, in the same place as the rest of their wedding.
Private to you
It is your workspace, not the couple's. They don't sign in to it, and what you keep there stays yours. Couples who want to plan for themselves have the Elos app for couples, which is a separate thing.
Can I sign up as a planner today?
Yes. Create a planner account, name your studio and pick its currency, and your first client can go in straight away.
Will my couples need an account?
No. The studio is private to you, and couples don't sign in to it. Their guests answer through a link you send each household.
What does it cost?
Every studio starts free on Starter, with two live weddings at a time. Only booked and planning weddings count, so enquiries and proposals are free. Paid plans for larger books will open with planner billing.
The tool pages say what the product does. The guides carry the law, with the fees, the notice periods and the sources behind them.
Wedding planning checklist
The real tasks — book the officiant, choose catering, send invitations — grouped and dated against your wedding day, so this month's work is visible.
Wedding budget planner
Ten categories, from venue to honeymoon, with what you planned against what you have paid. Amounts keep the currency they were entered in.
Wedding day-of timeline and run of show
A timed run of show for the wedding day — and you can share single rows with single vendors, so your photographer sees their call time and nothing else.
Where is it easiest to marry in Europe?
Portugal takes tourists. Spain wants two years' residency. France wants forty days. Greece wants €18 and a week's notice. The honest comparison.
Getting married in Italy as a non-resident
The four documents every foreign couple needs, why the nulla osta has to be issued inside Italy, and the town-hall appointments nobody warns you about.
Elos Weddings is one shared plan — the guest list, the budget, the wedding website, the seating chart and the day-of timeline in the same place, with your partner in it too. Free to start, and Premium is €249 once rather than every month.
Start your planner studio →Destination wedding planning
Paperwork in one country, guests in six, money in two currencies and a venue you have seen twice. Planning a wedding abroad is a logistics job before it is a design job.
Read more →Getting married in Europe
Portugal marries tourists, Spain wants two years' residency, France wants forty days. Europe is not one rulebook, and the difference is worth knowing before you choose a venue.
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