Do I need an account to use Mezze?
No. You can open Mezze and start a wedding locally in your browser. An account is used for cloud-backed wedding access and for inviting a couple into the shared workspace.
Clear answers about Mezze accounts, planner and couple collaboration, data, exports and the connected wedding planning workspace.
No. You can open Mezze and start a wedding locally in your browser. An account is used for cloud-backed wedding access and for inviting a couple into the shared workspace.
Mezze includes a planner view and a couple-facing shared workspace. A planner can invite a couple into shared areas for questionnaires, design reviews, guest details and seating input while keeping operational areas separate.
Before a live event, confirm each person can see the latest changes on the devices they plan to use.
The couple workspace covers questionnaires, design input, guest details and seating review. Planner-only areas such as the all-weddings dashboard, budget, vendors, logistics, checklist, schedule and day-of command remain separate.
Signed-out work is stored locally in the browser. Sign in to use cloud saving and shared access. Confirm that important changes appear on the devices your team will use.
The guest list feeds RSVP status, meals, dietary notes, seating, transport and handoff documents. Schedule, logistics, vendors, budget and day-of documents read from the same wedding record so planners do not have to update the same fact in several places.
Mezze focuses on planner-created documents such as runsheets, kitchen sheets, seating charts and driver manifests. Vendor accounts are not part of the current workflow.
Mezze says guest data is not sold and is not used to email guests. Read the privacy policy for the full data handling description and deletion contact.
The free plan includes one active wedding and unlimited guests. Paid plans remove the active-wedding limit; current rates appear in the app.