Wedding money, in one place
We read your contracts free and add up what you’ve signed. The $79 plan lists the payments and dates we find.
Email only. No card. Your summary comes first, and the plan is $79 once.
Illustrative example — not a customer result
Your wedding money
Quoted by a fourth, not signed: $6,150.00, kept separate
Next up
Mar 1The Grand Oak Estate · second payment$15,000.00
Second payment: $15,000.00, due March 1.
Venue agreement, page 3
Apr 1Northlight Films · balance$5,100.00
May 1The Grand Oak Estate · final balance, service charge included$15,308.40
Send them, with any deposit receipts. See what’s left to pay and how many dates are open. Free.
Send 2 to 4 for the same kind of vendor. See them side by side at your guest count. Free.
Compare my quotesStart the free planner: a checklist dated from your wedding day, a budget by month and a guest list. Email only.
Start the free plannerPaying for part of the wedding? Start your own free planner and send the contract you’re paying for. Your summary shows what’s left to pay on it. If the couple has the $79 plan, they can give you a private page that shows only your share.
You don’t have to cut anything or call anyone. It’s your paperwork, read for you.
| Vendor | Status | Committed | Paid | Where the figure comes from |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Grand Oak Estate | Signed | $44,308.40 | $14,000.00 | From the total printed on the document |
| Marchetti Floral Studio | Signed | $7,400.00 | $2,200.00 | From the total printed on the document |
| Northlight Films | Signed | $6,650.00 | $1,550.00 | Added from the priced lines, because no total was printed |
| Willow & Vine Rentals | Quoted | $6,150.00 | $0.00 | From the total printed on the document |
Across 4 vendors: $58,358.40 signed and $6,150.00 quoted but not accepted. You have paid $17,750.00, leaving $40,608.40 still to pay on what you have signed.
The venue’s invoice prints $38,848.00 of charges, a $5,460.40 service charge and a $44,308.40 total that includes both. Adding the charges to the total would count this venue at $83,156.40, $38,848.00 more than it is. Northlight prints no total, so its figure is the sum of its priced lines. Each vendor is counted once.
| Date | Vendor | What | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 1 | The Grand Oak Estate | Second payment | $15,000.00 |
| Apr 1 | Northlight Films | Balance | $5,100.00 |
| May 1 | The Grand Oak Estate | Final balance, service charge included | $15,308.40 |
| May 15 | Marchetti Floral Studio | Balance | $5,200.00 |
| May 23 | The Grand Oak Estate | Final guest count dueFinal guest count is due 21 days before the event.Venue agreement, page 3 | No payment |
By month: March $15,000.00 · April $5,100.00 · May $20,508.40
Still to pay on what you've signed: $40,608.40 across 3 vendors.
Your free summary shows the total and how many dates are open. The $79 plan shows each one.
Illustrative example — not a customer result
When two documents disagree
Your venue's Rental Addendum A lists “Ceremony seating — 120 white garden chairs”, included. The rental quote you haven't signed lists “Ceremony chairs — 120 @ $4.75 … $570.00”. Two documents can't say whether those are the same chairs; only the vendors can. You see both lines, and a short message you could send to both vendors before you sign.
Something like this isn’t the thing to expect. When we find one, this is how it looks.
Contracts, quotes, invoices and deposit receipts. PDFs, Word files, spreadsheets, screenshots and phone photos all work. The PDF your vendor emailed checks best.
Software reads your documents, re-adds the figures from their own lines, and names anything it couldn’t read.
Usually within 48 hours. We email you when your summary is ready.
What’s left to pay on what you’ve signed, how many dates are open, and how soon the next one is. Then decide.
Send 2 to 4 unsigned quotes for the same kind of vendor. We put them side by side at the guest count you choose: price per guest, service charges and what they’re charged on, tax, minimums, what’s included, deposits and cancellation terms. Free.
| Venue A | Venue B | |
|---|---|---|
| Price per guest | $98 | $92 |
| Room rental | Not listed | $2,500 |
| Percentage charge | 22% service charge on food and beverage | 20% administrative fee on the subtotal, room included |
| Tax | 7% on food, beverage and the service charge | 7% on the subtotal |
| Comparable total | $14,072.21($10,780.00 + $2,371.60 + $920.61) | $16,027.40($12,620.00 + $2,524.00 + $883.40) |
| Venue A | Venue B | |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum | $9,000 food and beverage minimum | Not stated |
| Ceremony chairs | Included | Not included |
| Deposit | Non-refundable | Not stated |
| Cancellation terms | As printed | Not stated |
Start with the free planner. Send your contracts for a free read and see your summary. Get the $79 plan, once, when you want the payments and dates we find.
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$79 once. Nothing renews.
After your free summary
$79 once, charged in US dollars. Nothing renews. What we find never changes what you pay. Open until 60 days after your wedding, with a copy to download and keep.
You see a summary of what we found, the totals behind it, and a complete list of what your plan contains, before you decide.
Worth buying once your first contract is signed. Documents you add after that are read with the rest, for the same $79.
If there isn't enough in your documents to build a plan, we tell you, and there's nothing to buy. There's no money-back guarantee, which is why the read is free and your summary comes first.
The 24/7 Concierge · comes with the $79 plan
The 24/7 Concierge, an automated assistant that comes with the $79 plan, answers from your plan and the documents you sent, and names the document it’s quoting.
You ask: What does our venue contract say about moving the date?
The Concierge answers: The Grand Oak Estate agreement, section 9, says: ‘Deposits are non-refundable. One change of date requested at least 180 days before the event will be considered, subject to availability.’ Whether that holds up is a question for a qualified professional, and I won’t guess.
The Grand Oak Estate, venue agreement, section 9
You ask: Is the service charge on top of the $44,308.40?
The Concierge answers: No. The Grand Oak Estate invoice prints $38,848.00 of charges and a $5,460.40 service charge, then a $44,308.40 total that includes both.
The Grand Oak Estate, invoice, totals
You ask: Do we need the rental company’s chairs?
The Concierge answers: Your venue’s Rental Addendum A lists ‘Ceremony seating — 120 white garden chairs’, included. The Willow & Vine quote you haven’t signed lists ‘Ceremony chairs — 120 @ $4.75 … $570.00’. Two documents can’t say whether those are the same chairs. Your plan has a short message you could send both vendors before you sign.
Rental Addendum A, and the Willow & Vine quote
When it can’t stand behind an answer, it says so. When the model behind it is unavailable, it answers by quoting your plan and our guides, and labels the answer.
Two parts are. The free planner needs only an email: a checklist dated from your wedding day, a budget with money by month, a guest list of up to 50 invitations, and your partner. The free read is free too: send your documents and you get your summary, and 2 to 4 unsigned quotes side by side.
The $79 plan is optional and paid once. You decide after your summary, and no card is asked for until then. If there isn't enough in your documents to build a plan, we tell you, and there's nothing to buy.
Your plan, built from your documents: what you’ve committed per vendor, what you’ve paid and what’s left, with the line behind the figures; the payments and deadlines we find, in date order; what your vendors need from you; what your contracts charge if something changes, quoted from the clause; and anything that doesn’t add up, with wording you can send yourself.
You also get reminders by email to you and your partner before the dates in your plan, a calendar link, and the 24/7 Concierge, an automated assistant that answers from your plan. Documents you add later are read with the rest. It opens the rest of the planner too, from the wedding page to the run sheet.
$79 once, charged in US dollars; nothing renews. Open until 60 days after your wedding, with a copy to download and keep.
What you buy doesn’t depend on anything being wrong: it’s the payments and dates we find in your own contracts, with reminders before each.
Yes. An AI model reads the documents you send. Our code then re-adds the figures from the lines they came from and leaves out a figure it can’t find in the document’s own text, and an automated review checks the plan before you see it.
Figures in your plan open to the lines they came from, so you can check them against your paper. A figure that rests only on a phone photo is shown to you and not counted as proven.
If one doesn’t match, tell us from the panel under your plan. A person reads every one of these. We will look at your documents again and write to you if the plan changes.
No, and we won’t say it does. What it gives you can be checked: figures open to their lines, and anything we couldn’t read is listed in your plan. We publish what the last independent test of our reader found, misses included, on “What is live, and what is not”.
Your free summary is the first check. Compare what’s left to pay with your own records before you pay us anything, and if the numbers don’t match, don’t buy it. Keep your originals, and check a figure before you act on it.
We keep what you send us, what we build from it and what you add to your workspace, with no scheduled deletion, whether or not you become a customer. We may sell, license or share the data we hold — including your documents, what we extract from them and what you add to your workspace — with other businesses, for their own purposes.
We do not contact your vendors: every message in your plan is one you send yourself. Card details go only to our payment processor; we never see or store a card number. You can ask for a copy of what we hold or ask us to correct it. A request made under a privacy law that applies to you is handled as that law requires.
Rather not send documents? The free planner needs only an email, and the payment calendar and quote comparison sheet work from figures you type.
Usually within 48 hours. We email you when your summary is ready. If something can’t be read, we email and ask rather than guess. The free planner works as soon as you open the email.
Yes. Start your own free planner and send the contract you’re paying for. Your summary shows what’s left to pay on it. With the $79 plan, reminders before its payments come to your email. If the couple has the $79 plan, they can instead give you a private page that shows only your share.
Not yet, and we’d rather say so before you send anything. It’s built for US weddings. Today it reads amounts in US dollars, so figures in euros, pounds or other currencies aren’t counted, and a contract priced in them would come back with almost nothing counted.
The guest list works anywhere; the checklist and budget are written for US weddings. The $79 is charged in US dollars.
No. Wedding Remedy is not a law firm and does not provide legal, tax, or financial advice. We read your documents and show what they say, with the lines behind the figures. For anything contested, speak to a qualified professional.
Email only. No card. Your summary comes first, and the plan is $79 once.