Bridebook vs Folia

Bridebook is a wedding-planning service that brings budgets, guests, suppliers, and schedules into one place. Its Free plan includes a personalized checklist, budget management, guest-list and RSVP tools, supplier and venue search, and a wedding website. The service also provides vendor and guest management, RSVP tracking, seating-chart tools, and timeline tools. Multi-role collaboration supports planning involving more than one participant. Bridebook is available on the web, Android, and iOS, so its wedding-planning features span those platforms. The Free plan costs nothing. The service was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in London, UK. Its combination of budget tracking, supplier discovery, guest responses, seating, and timeline functions focuses its tools on organizing a wedding rather than general project work. Couples and other participants can use the listed functions to keep planning tasks and guest arrangements together.

Folia is a web wedding planning platform for couples and professional planners. Couples can manage guest details, RSVPs, meal choices, and addresses, as well as plan a budget and track actual spending. Its seating chart uses drag-and-drop layouts and shows meal selections at tables. Couples and planners work through separate portals, with RSVP and seating changes syncing between them. Planner Suite adds client portals, questionnaires, timelines, messaging, and reusable questionnaire templates. Timelines have list and calendar views, five-minute scheduling increments, event notes, vendor and location links, and per-vendor call sheets. The planner page lists CSV budget exports and PDF timeline exports. The free couple plan costs nothing and is limited to 500 guests and 10 vendors. Monthly couple access costs $11.99 a month. Planner plans range from Small Business at $29 a month to Studio at $159 a month, with different active-wedding limits and support offerings. Planner Suite plans include a 14-day free trial; cancellation before the trial ends avoids a charge.