How to Automate Calendar & Scheduling as a Wedding Planner
Juggling vendor walkthroughs, final fittings, and rehearsal dinners for three weddings at once is a mess. When the Johnsons push their cocktail hour from 5pm to 4:30pm, texting the photographer, caterer, and DJ yourself usually means someone misses the update and the whole timeline falls apart on the big day.
The Current Reality
The Manual Way
Texting every vendor one by one, fixing separate spreadsheet tabs, and sending calendar invites individually while crossing your fingers that nobody misses the change.
- Open Aisle Planner or Excel to find the new time
- Copy-paste the new time into texts for 6+ vendors
- Manually delete the old Google Calendar event
- Create a new event and email invites to everyone
- Text follow-ups to make sure they got the new time
- Update physical binder notes for the wedding day
With Christine AI
The Christine Way
Text Christine the change once. She updates the master Google Calendar, emails all vendors, and confirms they got it automatically.
You
Text: 'Move Johnson wedding cocktail hour to 4:30pm on June 8. Notify caterer, photographer, and DJ.'
Christine
Updates the Google Calendar event, sends personalized emails to all three vendors with the new time, and logs the change in the master timeline.
You
Voice note: 'Schedule final walkthrough with Nguyen-Park at Oakwood Manor next Tuesday at 10am, invite the florist.'
Christine
Creates the calendar invite, pulls the florist's email from your contacts, sends the invitation, and sets a reminder for you an hour before.
Time Saved Per Week
6 hours per week
Back in your pocket every single week — just for this one task.
See it in iMessage
Just text Christine like you would a friend.
Christine
AI Secretary
Stop doing this manually.
Let Christine handle it.
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