One calm place for everything your guests need.
Yours, Dearest prepares the digital journey around your wedding: replies and menus before the day, a quick table finder on arrival, and a live guest photo wall during the celebration.
The Garden Room
A working service rather than another wedding template.
Lewis prepares the guest-facing pages, checks the practical details with you and runs one remote rehearsal before the wedding.
You remain in control of names, menus, timings and venue information. Nothing is presented as final until you approve it.
See the whole guest experience.
From opening the invitation to finding a table and sharing photographs afterwards, all in under a minute.
What the 55-second film shows
The film follows three connected moments in the same managed wedding guest journey. The product interface shown is currently in English.
- 01Before the wedding
A guest opens the private invitation and replies from their phone, with attendance and practical choices kept together.
- 02On arrival
The guest uses the wedding table finder to look up their own assigned table without browsing the full guest list.
- 03During the celebration
Guests share chosen phone photographs through the private wedding route, and approved images join the live wall in the room.
The experience, as your guests will see it.
These working previews use fictional names and details. Open each moment and try it as a guest would.
The private guest reply
Use the controls inside the preview. These fictional examples never save a guest reply or wedding photograph.
Useful things, properly joined up.
Each part has a clear purpose. Together, they make the experience easier for the couple, their guests and the venue.
One reply flow. Fewer loose ends.
Guests reply from their invitation, confirm who is attending and choose only the menu options relevant to them.
Explore this part of the serviceOne name in. One table shown.
Guests can find their place quickly without scanning a printed list or seeing everyone else’s assignment.
Explore this part of the serviceGuest photographs can become part of the room.
A private upload route lets guests contribute photographs without creating a public social feed.
Explore this part of the service
People begin.
By the time the music starts, the practical details should already feel settled. From there, the room gets to make the rest.
Built personally, answered personally.
I'm Lewis. I started building Yours, Dearest for my parents' wedding, then shaped the useful parts into a service for other couples. If you send an enquiry from Ireland, it comes directly to me.
Lewis, founder and designated family tech supportAbout
The Irish service is a technical acquisition pilot.
The guest journey is available for review, but the Irish consumer terms, tax treatment, insurance cover and final EUR price are not represented as approved.
An enquiry creates no obligation to book and no payment is taken.
EUR presentation without pretending every launch gate is closed.
The technical pilot shows a draft founding figure of €395 so the complete euro journey can be tested. Tax, consumer terms, insurance and the final commercial figure still require written approval before a booking or payment.
This website currently accepts an enquiry only. It does not take deposits or card payments.
Practical questions.
Is this only a wedding website?
No. The website is the guest-facing surface of a managed process covering replies, menus, arrival, table finding and photo sharing.
Do you travel to Ireland?
The pilot is designed around remote preparation and rehearsal. Any on-site work would need to be agreed and quoted separately in writing.
Can we pay through this website?
No. The international pilot accepts enquiries only while the relevant commercial and legal reviews remain open.
Start with the date and the shape of the day.
Tell Lewis what you are planning. He will check the date, the venue setup and whether the service is an honest fit.
Tell us a little about the day.
Lewis will read this personally and reply within two working days. Calls are available in English and always optional.
