Now over 70% of couples use digital invitations in some form. The days of paper-only invitations are behind us.

You've been asked to MC a wedding but have no idea what to say, or you want to write your own vows but the words just won't come, sound familiar?

With so many moving pieces, it helps to know that 3 in 4 couples end up spending more than they originally planned — knowing this upfront makes it easier to build a budget that actually holds.

Guest list in Excel, budget in a notes app, ceremony script from a file the venue gave you years ago... If that's how you're planning your wedding, Pudding can take over.

The ring is on, the photos are posted, and then reality sets in. "So... what do we do first?" Venue, photographer, guest list, registry, honeymoon.

The average US wedding hosts around 130 guests, and every single one adds to the bottom line. Catering alone runs $150 to $280 per person depending on venue type and location.

71% of couples say there are a lot of decisions to make when planning a wedding. But once you set your wedding date, every task falls into place automatically — just follow the order and it all comes…

The proposal excitement fades fast, and reality sets in. When should we meet each other's parents? How far in advance should we book the venue? What about the dress? The honeymoon?

After sending your invitation, the biggest worry is "how many people are actually coming?" Among guests who say "Yes," 76% actually attend.