Posy

What it does

Enter your wedding date and Posy generates a complete month-by-month checklist,125 tasks, perfectly timed to how long you actually have. Check things off, print everything, share with your partner. Free forever, no account. The full Kit (budget, guests, seating) is $29 once.

Free wedding checklist tailored to your date — month-by-month if you have time, week-by-week if you don't. Warm notes on every task. No account, no upsells.

One date. A month-by-month checklist tailored to how much time you actually have — with a warm, plain-language note on every task. Calm, complete, free. One field. That's all Posy needs to compress or expand the whole plan honestly around your real runway. A month-by-month (or week-by-week) checklist tailored to your timeline, with a warm note on every task. Progress saves in your browser. Print it, share it, hand it to a parent. The Kit unlocks the deeper tools when you're ready. Most dresses and suits need 4–6 months plus alterations. Ordering now leaves room for a peaceful fitting schedule instead of a rush charge. Any guest traveling or taking time off needs 6–8 months' notice. A paper…from useposy.app

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