Join with a code or QR
Guests join by entering a short invite code or scanning the couple’s QR code—no account setup or password to remember.
Made for the day you share
One simple place for the date, venue, countdown, RSVP, and the updates your guests actually need.
Saturday, 20 September
Less admin, more anticipation
Guests join by entering a short invite code or scanning the couple’s QR code—no account setup or password to remember.
Collect attendance, a companion, children’s names, and dietary needs in one focused response guests can update or delete.
Keep the date, time, venue, and a live countdown together, with recent details still there even without a connection.
Couples can send structured reminders, detail changes, and short broadcast messages without a noisy group chat.
Couples can share an IBAN, account holder name, and a short note so guests can send a gift straight from their bank.
One tap adds the date to a calendar, opens directions to the venue, or calls the couple—no digging required.
Available now
Wedlog is live on Google Play today. The iOS app is still in progress, and this page will link to it as soon as it’s available.
Good to know
No. Wedlog creates a private installation identity behind the scenes, so guests can join with an invite code without registering an email or password.
No public directory exists. A guest needs the wedding’s invite code, and the couple can share it directly with the people they invite.
Current wedding editors can see them for planning. A response is removed 30 days after the wedding date, and the person who submitted it can delete it sooner.
Yes, Wedlog is currently a free, focused wedding companion. If that changes, pricing will be shown clearly before anyone pays.
Wedlog
Wedlog is live on Android today, with iOS on its way. You can read how the service works and how it protects your data before you create a wedding.
Read the privacy policy