A wedding checklist that knows what is actually next
Every wedding checklist on the internet is the same list. The useful part is not the tasks; it is knowing which four of them are yours this month.
Start planning free →Real tasks, not categories
Book the officiant, choose your florist, arrange centrepieces, order ceremony programmes, book music for ceremony and reception, choose attire. Named jobs you can actually finish.
Dated against your wedding
Items carry due dates relative to the day itself, so the list reorders as the date gets closer instead of staying a flat wall of tasks.
Booking something ticks it off
Confirming a supplier updates the matching checklist item, so the list reflects what you have done rather than what you remembered to tick.
Shared with your partner
One list, both of you, so nothing is done twice and nothing is assumed to have been done by the other person.
What is on the Elos wedding checklist?
The real jobs a wedding needs: booking the officiant, photographer and videographer, choosing catering and a florist, arranging centrepieces, designing and sending invitations, ordering ceremony programmes, booking music, and choosing attire — among others, grouped by area.
Does the checklist know our wedding date?
Yes. Items carry due dates relative to your wedding day, so the list is ordered by what is actually next rather than being one long undated wall.
Can my partner use the same checklist?
Yes — partners share one workspace, so you are both ticking the same list.
The checklist is one screen of Elos Weddings — the same workspace as your budget, guest list, wedding website and the day-of timeline, shared with your partner. Nothing here needs re-entering somewhere else.
Start planning free →Wedding budget planner
Ten categories, from venue to honeymoon, with what you planned against what you have actually paid. Amounts keep the currency they were entered in, so a euro quote does not silently become pounds.
See how it works →Wedding day-of timeline and run of show
A timed run of show for the wedding day — and the ability to share individual rows with individual vendors, so your photographer sees their call time without reading your whole family's morning.
See how it works →