Italy, Greece and Spain are the three most-searched destinations for couples marrying abroad — Lake Como and Tuscany, Santorini and Crete, Mallorca and Marbella. If you're a planner serving international couples in these regions, your job is half design and half logistics coordination across a language, a time zone and a currency that aren't your client's.
Mezze was built while planning a 200-person destination wedding in Greece, so these are the exact problems it was shaped around. Guests carry arrival days and hotels; those arrivals group into shuttles automatically. Each day of the weekend gets its own schedule and guest list. One connected guest list drives seating, catering counts and transport together, so a change made the week of the wedding doesn't leave a stale number somewhere downstream. The couple can be invited to place their own guests and approve the seating, which cuts the back-and-forth that's especially painful across time zones.
Multi-day schedules, guest arrivals, shuttles and seating — connected, in one place.
Open Mezze — freeMost destination planners in these regions already work in English with their international couples, and Mezze is English-first. The value isn't translation — it's the connected logistics that a wedding 5,000 miles from the couple actually demands. For place cards and stationery, dual-script exports are in development.
Yes — welcome dinner, ceremony and farewell brunch each get their own day, guest list and run-of-show in one schedule.
Every guest carries arrival day, departure and hotel, and Logistics groups arrivals into shuttles you can build in one click.
Invite the couple to place their own guests and approve seating and decisions — useful when you're in-region and they're not.