About wedplan.ai

Who makes it

wedplan.ai is made by Cenovio Jaimes in Michigan. It is built with AI agents: the software, the venue directory and the planning guides are made by AI under his direction.

It started with one venue’s floor plans — drawing a real building to scale so a couple’s layout fits the actual room — and grew into the whole plan around the wedding.

Where the venue directory comes from

Every venue page is compiled by AI from public information: the venue’s own website first, then its public listings. It records what couples ask first — how many guests, what it costs, indoor or outdoor, what kind of place it is — and photos from the venue’s own website, credited to it. The directory grows state by state; the coverage page shows where it stands.

Because it reads venues’ own websites, it includes venues that never paid a wedding guide to be listed. Each page says whether the venue also appears on WeddingWire and Zola, and when that was checked.

AI makes mistakes. A page marked “Managed by the venue” has been claimed by someone who proved they speak for that venue, and they keep it current.

How a venue claims its page

Open the venue’s page and choose Claim your listing. Prove you speak for the venue in one of three ways: a code sent to the email on the listing, one line added to the venue’s website, or a phone call to the number on the listing. Once verified, you can correct the details, add photos and answer couples’ tour requests. Claiming is free.

A venue that is not in the directory yet can add itself the same way, for free.

Vendors and the planning guides

Wedding vendors list themselves; every vendor listing shows a real starting price. Nobody pays to be placed higher. The guides on Boards are written by wedplan.ai and point to their sources.