Terms

Wedding Helper is operated by Adverb Limited, a company registered in New Zealand. By using Wedding Helper — on the web or on your phone, with an account or without — you agree to these terms and to how we handle information, set out in our privacy page.

The commitment the whole product is arranged around. Every planning tool is free for couples, and stays free:

• No guest limits, and no premium checklist.
• No paying to plan with your partner or the people helping you.
• No paid access to your own seating, budget or documents.
• No advertising interrupting your planning.

Suppliers pay to be part of the marketplace. That is where the money comes from, and the reason couples never have to be the product.

You need an account to keep your wedding on more than one device and to plan with other people; you can use most of Wedding Helper on one device without one. You sign in with a code we email you, or with Apple or Google. Keep access to that email or account to yourself — anyone who can open it can open your wedding.

You must be sixteen or older to have an account.

What you put into Wedding Helper — your plan, your budget, your guest list, your photos — stays yours. We use it only to run the service for you, as the privacy page says, and we never sell it.

You decide who else sees it. The people you invite can see and change the wedding as their role allows: a partner plans it with you; someone helping sees the plan, the guests and the day, and the budget only if you share it. Whoever started the wedding can remove anyone from it, and anyone can leave.

• Add people’s details only for planning your wedding, and only what you would be comfortable telling them you hold. Your guests trust you with them.
• Invite only people you mean to plan with, and send reply links only to the guests they are for.
• Do not use Wedding Helper to harass anyone, to break the law, or to get at weddings that are not yours.
• Do not try to break, overload or copy the service, or its supplier listings, by automated means.

If an account is used in a way that harms other people or the service, we may suspend it. Where we can, we will tell you first and give you the chance to keep your wedding.

Whether a supplier can appear at all is a commercial question. Where they appear among the ones that can is not: that is decided by whether they fit your wedding — where you are marrying, your date, your budget, what you are looking for. There is no way to buy a higher position. If we ever show something because it was paid for, it will say so plainly and will not be mixed in with the rest.

Listings are built from what suppliers publish. We show what we know and say when we do not know it, but we cannot promise a listing is complete or current: check prices, availability and details with the supplier before you rely on them.

We are not a party to anything you agree with a supplier. When you contact one, you do it yourself, and any booking, payment or contract is between you and them. Recording a booking in Wedding Helper helps you keep track; it does not make one.

We work hard to keep Wedding Helper running and your wedding safe, and a copy of it lives on your device so the day itself does not depend on a signal. But no service is always available or free of mistakes. Suggestions, dates, budgets and counts are there to help you plan; check anything important before you act on it.

Wedding Helper is free, and to the extent the law allows, we are not liable for losses that come from using it, from it being unavailable, or from a supplier. Nothing here takes away rights you have under consumer law that cannot be excluded, including New Zealand’s Consumer Guarantees Act where it applies.

You can stop using Wedding Helper at any time, and delete your account from Settings. What happens to a wedding you share, and the thirty days in which you can change your mind, are set out on the privacy page.

If these terms change, this page changes first, with the date at the top. We will never change them to start charging couples for planning. To ask about anything here, write to legal@weddinghelper.app.

These terms are governed by the law of New Zealand. If you live somewhere whose law gives you protections that cannot be set aside, you keep them.