Wedding Studio and Lola
A plan that makes the next decision feel smaller.
Bring ceremonies, budget, tasks and priorities together. Lola prepares an editable first draft that you can shape as the wedding changes.
A plan built around your wedding
Start with the big picture, then shape every detail
Lola uses the wedding information you provide to organise a practical starting point. You stay in control of the amounts, assumptions and next steps.
Describe the celebration
Add the city, ceremonies, guest estimate, budget and the priorities that matter most.
Receive a structured first draft
See suggested allocations, assumptions and a dated task plan organised into clear sections.
Edit it into your plan
Adjust tasks and naira amounts while Weddingly keeps the total aligned with your budget.
Keep improving as plans change
Create another version when the guest count, priorities or celebration details move.
Practical answers
What to expect from planning with Lola
Understand what Lola prepares, how estimates remain distinct from vendor quotes and how planning revisions stay under the event owner's control.
What does Lola put in a wedding plan?
Lola turns the saved city, ceremonies, guest estimate, budget and priorities into an editable budget allocation and dated task plan. Assumptions and cautions stay beside the recommendations that depend on them.
Are Lola's budget figures vendor quotes?
No. Planning figures remain estimates with their location, source context and freshness where available. A vendor confirms the final scope, price and availability directly with the couple.
What happens when the wedding details change?
The owner can prepare another revision, compare it with the current plan and keep earlier versions available. A new draft does not silently replace the plan the wedding is already using.
What stays clear
Useful context around every recommendation
Planning guidance should help you decide, not hide the assumptions behind the number.
- Budget allocations that always add up to your saved total
- Plain-language assumptions and cautions
- Source location and freshness where estimates are used
- Tasks with dates, categories and clear next steps
- A version history that keeps earlier plans available
- Vendor estimates kept separate from confirmed quotes
Begin with your numbers