Inquiry to booked, one flow.
A proposal presented, a contract signed by both, a deposit paid through Stripe. Nothing printed, nothing chased, nothing lost between three tools.
Every vendor, one ledger.
Quotes, bookings and payments tracked to the line, per wedding and across the studio. The budget updates itself as the wedding takes shape.
Their own portal, always current.
The budget, the decisions and the schedule, live in the couple's hands. Approvals happen in the portal instead of over Sunday messages.
RSVP, meal and seat, gathered once.
Guests answer one elegant page. Meals, allergies and plus-ones collect themselves, and the seating chart draws from real answers, not a spreadsheet.
The run of show, in every hand.
One timeline for the whole cast: every vendor gets their call time, every guest their schedule, your coordinator the door list. Written once, delivered everywhere.
Every wedding, side by side.
The whole studio at a glance, with the concierge keeping watch across all of it: what moved, what waits, what needs your eye this morning.
The honest comparison.
Named, dated and defensible, cell by cell. Both are real tools, good at their jobs; the differences below are why forma exists.
| forma | HoneyBook | Aisle Planner | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Contracts, signatures and payments | |||
| Couple portal | |||
| Guest list and RSVP | No | ||
| Seating charts and floor plans | No | ||
| Wedding budget, line by line | No | ||
| Per-wedding vendor ledger | No | ||
| Day-of run of show | No | ||
| Menus and meal choices | No | ||
| AI that works inside the weddings | Business admin only | No | |
| Languages | Four | English | English |
| Design studio depth | Mood boards, growing | No | |
| Native mobile app | September 2026 | No | |
| Established planner marketplace | Growing | No |