Changelog
What's new on Wedding Math
A young site that ships in the open. Every date below is real.
July 5, 2026
Privacy-friendly analytics
- Added self-hosted, cookie-light analytics so we can see which tools help most without tracking you around the web.
July 3, 2026
Vendor costs, comparisons, and a proper cost pillar
- Ten new vendor cost pages: photographer, videographer, DJ, band, florist, caterer, venue, planner, hair & makeup, and officiant.
- Three comparison guides: open bar vs. cash bar, buffet vs. plated, DJ vs. band.
- Rebuilt the wedding-cost page around the question people ask: how much does a wedding cost?
- Save-to-plan on the plan builder, guest list, and timeline; cross-links between every guest-count page.
July 2, 2026
Sources on every data guide
- Cited and linked the references behind our figures (The Knot, Zola, Wilton, USPS, and others), and corrected the numbers research contradicted, including the current $0.78 First-Class stamp rate.
- Named editorial review on every page.
June 28, 2026
The Wedding Math look
- New display typography, the WM mark, and the champagne-and-sage design system across the whole site.
June 25, 2026
Accounts and saved plans
- Optional sign-in so you can save a wedding plan and pick it up on any device. Calculators stay free and login-free.
June 23, 2026
Launch
- Wedding Math goes live: wedding calculators, plain-math guides, cost-by-state pages, and printable charts.
- Every formula open and unit-tested from day one.
June 13, 2026
First commit
- Work begins. The premise: wedding planning is mostly arithmetic, and the arithmetic should be free.
Spot something wrong, or want a calculator we don't have yet? Tell us — corrections and requests shape what ships next. See how we work.