For Couples
No card, no ads, no upsell to see your own guest list.
The promise
Most wedding planning sites make their money selling your details to vendors, or selling vendors a higher spot in a list. That is why the "top-rated photographer near you" is so often just the one who paid the most, and why your inbox fills up the day after you sign up.
We don't do either. No ads. No paid placements. Your guest list is not for sale, and nobody can buy their way up a ranking — including the company that runs it.
Everyone in one place, with RSVPs that actually work and meal choices that don't end up on four different spreadsheets.
What you planned to spend against what you've actually spent, without a spreadsheet you're afraid to open.
What to do and when, worked backwards from your date rather than a generic list that assumes eighteen months.
Tables, guests, and the several people who cannot sit together.
A real one, with your details and your RSVPs. The site itself costs nothing — your own web address is a one-off upgrade, never a subscription.
On your own site, so guests aren't sent somewhere else to give you something.
For the couple who already own a toaster. Sits alongside the registry rather than replacing it.
Must-plays, do-not-plays, and a playlist your guests can add to — the list your DJ actually reads on the night.
Collected once, by the guests themselves, instead of six texts to your mother-in-law.
When your DJ or photographer is on Celestial, your timeline, questions and paperwork all live in one place instead of eight email threads.
In St. Louis?
Celestial Collective was built inside Celestial Celebrations, a DJ and photo booth company working weddings across St. Louis, St. Charles and the Metro-East. That's why the software knows what a wedding day actually needs — and if you're getting married nearby, they're available to book.