Wedding for 180 guests
- Lead planner
Sets the budget and timeline with the couple.
- Designer
Drafts the decor and floor plan.
- Vendor manager
Collects quotes.
- Studio ownerapproves
Approves the vendor list and budget.
Ziggs for event and wedding planners
Lead planners, designers, vendor managers, guest coordinators and on-site staff all work from the same event. Give each role an agent, let tasks move between them with the details attached, and let the studio owner see every event at a glance.
Each agent knows its part of the job, the sources it may use, and what it is allowed to share.
Keeps the client brief, budget and timeline in one place.
Turns the brief into mood boards, floor plans and decor lists.
Requests quotes from venues, caterers, florists and bands, and tracks contracts.
Sends invitations and tracks RSVPs, meal choices and seating.
Plans transport, setup times and the run of show.
Runs the day from a live checklist and handles last-minute changes.
Each handoff carries what the next person needs. A person approves before anything important goes out.
Sets the budget and timeline with the couple.
Drafts the decor and floor plan.
Collects quotes.
Approves the vendor list and budget.
Books the venue and sound system.
Sends invitations and tracks RSVPs.
Builds the run of show.
Calls the rain plan.
Moves the tent and catering.
Updates every guest.
The studio owner sees every event in one view: what stage it is at, which vendors are confirmed, and what is waiting for their approval.
Step 4 of 4: Studio owner
Step 2 of 3: Guest coordinator
All 3 steps finished
Clients, venues, caterers, florists and other vendors can reach the right planner through one place, and they see only what you choose to share.
Tell us which roles it passes through and where it gets stuck. We’ll walk through where Ziggs fits.