These are free, and they're useful whether or not you ever hire Pearl. They come out of the same place the product does: couples spend the last month before a wedding answering the same six questions on repeat, and most of that is avoidable with a little preparation.
Plan it once, answer it never.
- The wedding website checklist
- What every wedding website needs, section by section, and the details guests hunt for and rarely find. Start here if you're building the site now.
- The wedding weekend itinerary template
- A day-by-day template for a multi-day wedding: arrivals, the ceremony, the farewell brunch, and the three things to spell out for every single item.
- The guest communication guide
- Every channel couples reach for, the group chat, the website, email, a broadcast texting tool, and exactly where each one breaks down at scale.
How Pearl stacks up, honestly.
- Pearl vs. a group chat, your website and a wedding texting service
- The four ways couples actually answer their guests, side by side, and what each one costs you in time rather than money.
- Pearl vs. WedLoop
- Two AI concierges compared on price, guest caps and whether they learn an answer or hand it back to you.
- Pearl vs. AskVino
- Where the two overlap, where the pricing diverges, and which one suits a smaller wedding.
- Pearl vs. Text My Wedding
- A broadcast tool against a concierge: what a one-way blast can do, and the question it can never answer.
- Pearl vs. TextMyGuests
- Both let guests text back. The difference is who reads the replies and types the answer, and what a message bundle costs once guests start talking.
More on the way.
We add to this as we write. If there's a guide you wish existed, tell us and we'll put it on the list. Text (888) 609-7614 or email support@askpearl.co.
