For couples
Walk into the vendor conversation prepared.
Understand the three terms that matter, the money behind them, and the exact language to discuss.
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Wedding contract review before money moves
Upload the wedding contract. Get a short, plain-language summary of what needs attention, what it could cost, and what to ask the vendor.
Private workspace · AI-assisted review, not legal advice
Clarity before commitment.
The service charge could add $2,000 or more.
Ask the venue to cap the charge in writing before paying the deposit.
Your short answer
Pause before signing.
Possible added cost
$4,850
Things to address
3
Next deadline
Aug 14
How it works
You should not need a legal background—or an elaborate prompt—to understand the agreement in front of you.
Add the proposal, contract, hotel block, or vendor agreement you are considering.
Start with the three terms that matter most, the money involved, and the next important date.
Turn the points you choose into a calm email asking the vendor to clarify or revise them.
From the agreement
“The 22% service charge applies to food, beverage, and required staffing; no dollar maximum is stated.”
Page 2 · Direct contract language
The service charge can increase
Ask the venue to cap service charges and mandatory staffing before you sign.
Page 2Unused hotel rooms could become your cost
Ask for the room target, shortfall calculation, and release dates in writing.
Page 5Post-event charges stay open
Ask for advance approval and a review window before extra charges are processed.
Page 7Why Wedding Shield
A chatbot gives you an answer. Wedding Shield keeps the contract, the questions you chose, the money involved, and the obligations that follow in one place.
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Contract uploaded
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Questions selected
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Vendor email prepared
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Decision recorded
Today, the review keeps selected questions, vendor replies, linked contract versions, shared assignments, and workspace notes together. Anonymous term comparisons appear only when at least 20 comparable records support them; otherwise Wedding Shield shows no benchmark.
For couples
Understand the three terms that matter, the money behind them, and the exact language to discuss.
Review my contractFor planners
Invite the client into a private review, then follow their upload, questions, decisions, and planning follow-through without authoring the result.
For planners and coordinatorsTrust comes from showing the work
Wedding Shield provides AI-assisted contract organization and educational information. Verify findings against the agreement and involve a qualified professional when legal judgment matters.
Clause before commentary
See the exact excerpt and page before relying on an interpretation.
Facts separated from estimates
Contract language, calculations, estimates, and open questions are labeled differently.
Relationship-safe language
The review focuses on what to clarify without speculating about a vendor’s motives.
Simple pricing
Create the preview first. Pay only when you want the full review.
$20
For the venue, planner, hotel block, or vendor agreement sitting in front of you right now.
$49
For couples comparing proposals, checking alternates, or negotiating more than one signed vendor.
$150
For the full planning season, from venue and room block through photo, floral, beauty, music, rentals, and more.
Questions
No. Wedding Shield is an AI-assisted contract organization and educational tool, not a law firm or attorney review. It helps you verify clauses, prepare vendor questions, and recognize when professional judgment may be appropriate.
A generic chat is useful for a flexible one-time explanation. Wedding Shield keeps the source, clause citations, financial ledger, selected vendor questions, finding statuses, payment moments, and obligations in a repeatable wedding-specific workspace.
Start the revised agreement from the original review. Wedding Shield links both versions, compares the cited clauses and projected total, and keeps changed or unmatched wording open until you confirm whether it resolves the issue.
Yes. Invite a planner or partner into the private wedding workspace to review agreements, share notes, and take ownership of obligations. The client handoff and downloadable brief remain available when a professional needs a concise record.
Before the deposit becomes a decision
Start with the agreement in front of you. Wedding Shield will give you the short version first.