Hi all, I'm on the small UK team building Wedcent, so full disclosure: this is our own project. The problem we kept seeing: most wedding planning tools assume one couple with one budget. Loads of weddings aren't like that. Two families chip in, sometimes in different currencies, there are several events (mehndi, sangeet, ceremony, reception), and the real plan ends up split between a spreadsheet and three group chats. What Wedcent does: - shared budget that tracks who paid what, plus a settle-up between families - costs in more than one currency - one guest list for both sides, including which guests go to which event - a multi-event timeline and a run sheet you can export for the venue or caterer - seating and guest stays There's a free plan: https://wedcent.com/campaign/one-plan/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=organic-2026-11&utm_content=sideproject The feedback I'd really like is on the two-family flow. When you invite the other family in, is it clear who can see and edit what? Does "each family sees its own side" make sense, or is it confusing? And if you've planned a wedding where both families were paying, what did we miss? Happy to answer anything about how it's built too.   submitted by   /u/wedcent [link]   [comments]