FORMAPLANNER
Edition One San Miguel de Allende

FORMAPLANNER

Forma runs the studio, the weddings,
and the day itself.
Como, 16:40 — departure
For professional wedding planners
Leads and contracts, guests and budgets, seating and itineraries — the working tools of a planning studio, connected.
Thirty days free, no card.
The studio · the wedding · the day forma.events
№ 01 — The studio

Win the wedding
before it exists.

10:00 — staged, waiting

Before there is a wedding there is an enquiry, a quote, a contract, and a deposit. Forma runs that side of the business: leads that don't sit unanswered, consultations that book straight into your week, contracts signed and filed, invoices tracked per event — and the vendor book you build wedding after wedding.

A signed proposal carries straight into the wedding's plan.
The dress, laid out
Planner directoryA public profile where couples find you — enquiries arrive straight in your lead manager.
Lead managerEnquiry in, qualified, quoted, won. Nothing sitting unanswered.
Scheduling with CalendlyConsultations and site visits book straight into your week, in your working hours.
ContractsTemplates, e-signature and versions. Every signed copy filed against the wedding it belongs to.
InvoicingDeposits, payment schedules and reminders. What is paid and what is owed, per event.
Venue & vendor catalogRates, contacts and past work. Your book, searchable, and it travels with you.
Task managerEvery task owned, dated and visible to the person holding it.
№ 02 — The wedding

The whole wedding,
planned in one place.

The guest list feeds the seating chart, the place cards and the room blocks. The budget holds estimates against actuals, line by line, in the currency of the contract. A multi-day wedding stays one wedding, welcome dinner to farewell brunch. And the couple has their own view of it all — you choose what appears there.

Guest managementRSVPs, dietary needs, travel and room blocks against one guest list.
Seating chartTables, plans and place cards that stay tied to the guest list.
Budget & quotesEstimates against actuals, line by line, in the currency of the contract.
Multi-day planningWelcome dinner to farewell brunch, held together as one wedding rather than five files.
Wedding websitesOn-brand, with the schedule, travel notes and RSVP already inside.
Wedding registriesGifts, contributions and thank-you notes kept on one list.
Design with AIPalettes, moodboards and table layouts drawn from the couple's own brief.
Cut at 22:40 — on the itinerary
Eighty-four glasses — the invoice knows
Table nine, as drawn
№ 03 — The day

The planner gets hers,
the day-of team gets theirs,
the couple gets champagne.

The itinerary runs minute by minute, with call times for every vendor. Change it once and every version follows — including the day-of app, where the running order sits in everyone's pocket, live.

ItineraryMinute by minute, with call times. Change it once and every version follows.
Day-of appThe running order in everyone's pocket, live, including the vendors.
Eleven minutes late — nobody knew
The season
Seven boutonnieres, counted
Dinner for one hundred and forty
The veil, mid-flight
The saxophonist, on at nine
Strings, before the ceremony
The lawn, an hour out
№ 04 — The desk

What payments are still owed on this wedding?

That is a question you can ask the concierge, and it answers from your own files — contracts, timelines, vendor notes, past weddings. Alongside it, every wedding keeps one message thread, where the vendors, the couple and your team read the same conversation.

AI conciergeAnswers drawn from your own files: contracts, timelines, vendor notes, past weddings.
Message boardOne thread per wedding. Vendors, couple and team reading the same conversation.

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№ 05 — The move

Moving in takes
twenty minutes.

Book a call and bring the spreadsheet you actually work from. We import it into Forma while you are on the line — guests, budget, vendors, all of it — and you keep working from where you left off.

Book the twenty minutes → or look around first
Service, from above