FRPrepare my wedding
· Couple · Day-of timeline ·

Your roadmap for the Jour J.

Hour by hour, shared with the people running it. You? You actually live the day.

· Wedding day · Schedule · preview ·

Hover a moment to see details.

· Where it gets hard ·

On the Jour J, your brain stops keeping up. Each vendor has their arrival time, each loved one their role. And no one wants to wake you up for a logistics question.

« 7am. The hairdresser's downstairs. Make-up arrives at 8:30am, right? » — my groomsmen, morning of the Jour J. No one had the same answer.

· Concretely ·

Three on-screen mechanics, one extra promise.

01

Vertical frieze, hour by hour

Every moment takes its place in chronological order. Preparation, ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner, party. Everything's there; a moment with no time set opens its day.

02

Place and details on the card

Each moment carries its time, its location and its description — dress code, practical instruction, last-minute detail. Sub-moments nest under their parent: 'group photos' under 'cocktail hour'.

03

The main moment, starred

One moment wears the star: the ceremony, the 'I do.' It's the reference for the headcount and for your guests' replies.

04

Two audiences, one thread

Each moment picks who sees it: 'Schedule + Jour J' for all your guests, or 'Jour J' alone for close family and the crew. One Jour J link to copy for your coordinator and your vendors — they see the run of the day, nothing else.

· The visual ·

Six moments on a frieze. One that really matters.

Your wedding begins here.

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· No credit card · No commitment ·