Let couples book consultations themselves and lock in their wedding date

BookAndGo lets couples book a consultation with you online, tell you about their day before you meet, and choose the ceremony package that suits them, all from one booking page. You spend less time trading emails to find a time and more time writing ceremonies.

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Features that fit the way you work

Self-booked consultations

Publish your real availability so couples book a consultation themselves, with no back-and-forth emails to find a time. Run it in person or remotely, your call.

Ceremony packages

Set up your ceremony tiers as separate services, from a short elopement ceremony to a full custom ceremony, each with its own description and duration, and let couples choose the right one online.

Consultation intake

A custom intake form gathers the couple's story, ceremony style, location and key details before the consultation, so your first meeting starts with substance.

Automatic reminders and AI web chat

Automatic confirmation and reminder emails keep consultations on track, and an AI web chat on your booking page answers couples' questions about your services.

Invoices

Issue invoices with sequential numbering, and switch on emailing them automatically when a service is marked complete.

Made for every kind of officiant

Wedding officiants

Couples book a consultation themselves and share their story and ceremony style through intake before you ever meet.

Elopements and short ceremonies

Offer a streamlined short ceremony as its own service so couples can book it without a lengthy inquiry process.

Vow renewals and other ceremonies

Offer vow renewals, commitment ceremonies and baby blessings as distinct services with their own descriptions and consultations, all bookable from one page.

Put the paperwork questions in your intake

Couples ask officiants about the marriage license more than anything else, and the rules differ from state to state and sometimes city to city. New York shows how specific they get. According to the New York State Department of Health, a ceremony there can't take place within 24 hours of the exact time the license was issued, and the license is valid for 60 calendar days starting the day after it's issued. An officiant must also be registered with the City of New York to perform a ceremony within New York City limits.

Whatever rules apply where you marry couples, write the key dates into your intake form and your confirmation email. A couple who knows when to pick up their license before the consultation is a couple whose ceremony doesn't stall on the day.

To be clear about who does what: BookAndGo books your consultations and manages your calendar. It doesn't make a ceremony legal. Your own registration as an officiant, and the marriage license requirements for each ceremony, are your responsibility, so check them with the official source for the place you're marrying a couple.

Frequently asked

Can couples book a consultation themselves?

Yes. You publish your availability and couples book a consultation directly from your booking page, with no email back-and-forth to find a time.

Can I offer different ceremony packages?

Yes. You can set up each ceremony tier as its own service, from a short elopement ceremony to a full custom ceremony, with its own description, duration and consultation.

Can I collect the couple's details before we meet?

Yes. A custom intake form asks for their story, ceremony style, location and the details you need, and the answers are on the booking before the consultation.

Do you travel to your couples?

Capture the ceremony address on the booking, protect your travel time from repeat no-shows, and see BookAndGo's mobile-service features for businesses that go to the client.

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