Everything a weekend needs, and nothing it doesn’t
One plan everyone can seeDays, times, where to be. Change it once and everyone has the change — no forwarding screenshots.
A budget in the same placeWhat the weekend costs, next to the plan.
Sort rooms and ridesDrag people into beds and cars before you arrive, so nobody works it out in a driveway at midnight.
One album afterwardsEveryone’s photos in one place. Turn them into a book if you want one.
Questions people actually ask
The questions that brought you here
Does everyone need to download the app?
No. You send a link. Guests open the plan in a browser, RSVP, add their dietary notes and see the schedule without an account or a password.
How far ahead should I book a bachelorette weekend?
Four to six months for a house or a group booking in a popular place, and longer if it falls on a holiday weekend. The part that slips isn’t booking — it’s finding out who can actually come. Send the dates before you book anything, so the headcount you book for is real.
What if someone drops out after we’ve booked?
Change their reply and the headcount follows. People who aren’t going come out of the rooms and cars chart, so you can see the free bed.
Should we plan a whole weekend or just one night?
A multi-day weekend has become the more common shape for a bachelorette trip, which is exactly why the Itinerary supports multiple days by default here — you can lay out arrivals, each day's plans, and departures in one place instead of a single night's bar crawl.
How do I plan around guests who aren't drinking?
The same way you'd track any dietary note: add it to that guest's entry in Guests. A "not drinking" preference sits alongside allergies and other notes, so it's visible to the host without singling anyone out in the group chat.
Start with the dates. The rest follows.
Free to start, and nothing to set up before you can see whether it helps. Add the event, send the link, and see who replies.