Weddings.guide

Every wedding vendor, one search.

Search across every category at once — venues, planners, caterers, photographers, florists and the rest — filter by area, and see who's Runlisted.

Browse by what you need

Book in the order that protects your date

Venue first, because everything keys off the date and the space. Then the vendors whose calendars run out earliest in your market — usually photographer, caterer and band or DJ. Florals, cake, stationery and transport can come later without much risk. Planners are the exception: if you want one, hire them before the venue, not after.

Judge the work, then judge the working relationship

A portfolio tells you what someone can do on their best day. How they answer your first email tells you what they'll be like in month nine. Slow, vague or evasive now is slow, vague and evasive when it matters — and the vendors other vendors like working with are usually the ones who make a day run.

Why we send you to their own site

Every listing here links to the vendor's own website and their own enquiry form. Your message goes to them, not to a lead broker who sells it to four of their competitors. It's free for you and free for them — no commissions, no paid placement, no bidding for the top spot.

Common questions
What order should we book wedding vendors in?

Venue first (it fixes the date and the space), then whichever vendors book out earliest in your market — typically photographer, caterer and music. Florals, cake and stationery can safely come later.

How many vendors does a wedding usually need?

Most weddings involve somewhere between six and twelve: venue, catering, bar, photography, music, florals, cake, hair and makeup, officiant, rentals and transport are the common ones. An all-inclusive venue collapses several into one contract.

Does it cost anything to contact a vendor here?

No. The directory is free for couples and free for vendors, and your enquiry goes straight to the vendor's own site — we don't sell leads or take a commission.

What does "Runlisted" mean?

It's a mark for vendors chosen by editorial review on craft, conduct, reliability, taste and standing. It can't be bought, it carries a year, and it's re-reviewed annually. You can filter the directory to show only Runlisted vendors.

For vendors

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Couples are searching. Add your business to The Run List and get found — with couples sent to your own website, so the lead and the traffic are yours. No contract, no catch.

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