Say Yes

Say Yes is a browser-based wedding planning service for couples coordinating guests, schedules, seating and contributions. It suits couples who want those jobs in one place, particularly if they value guest participation without requiring an app. Its free plan is tightly capped; the one-time paid tiers remove those capacity limits.

Overview

Say Yes brings practical planning tools together: RSVP collection, a guest-facing running order, seating arrangements, a photo gallery and a guestbook. Guests can use the features in a browser without installing the app, which lowers the barrier to responding or contributing. The trade-off is a free tier limited to 50 guests and three events, so larger or more event-heavy weddings need a paid plan.

Key features

Guest coordination

Couples can collect attendance, meal choices and custom answers, with responses arriving in real time and automatic reminders sent before the RSVP deadline. Guest messaging and travel information are also supported. This covers the basics of coordinating a guest list, though the free plan’s guest cap may force an upgrade as the list grows.

Schedule and seating

The running order can be shared with guests, reordered and used for events that continue past midnight. Seating tools let organizers drag guests to chairs, seat families together automatically and show guests their table after the plan is published. These features make Say Yes more than an RSVP form, especially for couples managing a multi-part celebration.

Guest contributions

Guests can upload photos through a QR link without an app, invite code or account. Organizers can moderate submissions and download originals. The guestbook accepts text, voice recordings and video, giving guests several ways to leave a message. The iOS app adds a wedding-day countdown as a Live Activity on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island; guests do not need that app to use the browser features.

Pricing

Say Yes is freemium, with no free trial. The Free plan costs nothing, billed forever, and includes 50 guests, three events and two info pages. It is a reasonable starting point for a small celebration, but those caps are meaningful constraints for larger guest lists or schedules spanning more events.

Premium costs $99.99, paid once, billed one-time, and includes unlimited guests, events and info pages. It is the straightforward upgrade for couples who need room beyond the free caps without recurring fees. Premium+ costs $149.99, paid once, also billed one-time, and includes the same published capacity: unlimited guests, events and info pages. The listed inclusions do not distinguish it from Premium, so the higher price is difficult to assess on those terms alone.

Payments are processed through Stripe. Paid tiers have no recurring fees. The pricing page gives [email protected] for questions.

Platforms

Say Yes is available on iOS and the web. Guests can use its browser features without installing the app, while the iOS app adds the wedding-day Live Activity countdown. Android is not among its supported platforms.

Who it's for

Say Yes is best suited to couples who want RSVP tracking, event schedules and seating alongside guest-submitted photos and messages. Its browser access is useful when guests may not want another app. Couples planning a small wedding can start with the free plan; those expecting more than 50 guests or three events should weigh the one-time Premium price. It is less compelling for anyone who needs Android support or a clear reason to pay extra for Premium+ over Premium.

Pros and cons

• Pro: RSVP answers include meal choices and custom questions, with real-time responses and deadline reminders to support follow-up.
• Pro: Seating, a reorderable schedule and guest contributions extend the service beyond basic guest-list management.
• Pro: Guests can access browser features without an app, invite code or account for photo uploads.
• Con: The free plan stops at 50 guests, three events and two info pages, which can be restrictive for a larger wedding.
• Con: Premium+ costs more than Premium while sharing the same listed capacity and inclusions.
• Con: The platform choices are limited to iOS and web.

Alternatives

Wedding Website Builders is a useful place to compare services focused on wedding websites.

• Wedence is another freemium option with Android, iOS and web support; its free plan includes an animated invite and wedding website, two designs, an unlimited guest list, per-event RSVP, a guestbook and a planning checklist.
• Joy (WithJoy) suits couples who want a free planning dashboard, wedding website, registry, mobile app, online RSVP and digital invitations, with unlimited guests in its Joy plan.
• Planning.Wedding offers a free Basic plan spanning guest lists, RSVPs, a website, checklist, budget, itinerary, vendors and venues, notes and files.
• RSVP Hub is worth considering for free event and RSVP capacity, QR tickets and check-in, with no credit card, per-guest fees or per-ticket fees.
• The Knot Wedding Websites has a free website plan with customizable templates, RSVP collection, registry links and guest messaging.
• Vowesta is a free alternative with an Everything included plan.
• Zola Wedding Planner offers free wedding planning tools for personal, non-commercial use with a registered account.
• Aisle is a web-based alternative with a free setup plan for building and previewing a website, adding guests and organizing groups, and using a planning checklist.

Verdict

Choose Say Yes if you want guest coordination, seating, a schedule and guest contributions in one service, with one-time paid pricing to remove capacity limits. Its browser access is a practical advantage for guests, but the free caps are firm and Premium+ has no distinct listed inclusions over Premium. Look elsewhere if you need Android or want a plan whose advantages are clearer before paying more.