Losava

Plan the wedding only you could throw.

Losava is the AI wedding planner that takes care of the tasks you need to delegate, like seating charts, vendor outreach, and budget management, so that you can focus on what really matters: your love story.

  • A reception table under a tent with white flowers in glass bud vases, a brass lamp, and a framed table number beneath string lights
  • A garden wedding ceremony with a lush floral arch overlooking a green valley
  • The Losava chat planning a wedding in plain language
  • White dahlias and zinnias in glass vases beside a brass lamp on a reception table
  • A wedding arch of white flowers on a terrace with mountains behind it
  • The Losava seating chart with round tables and seated guests
  • Wooden chairs arranged on the sand for a beach wedding at dusk
  • Sunlit stone chapel interior with wooden pews
  • The Losava budget tracker with categories and allocation

Why we built Losava

Giving you time back to experience your wedding.

Your wedding is not just an interface or a plan, it’s an experience to celebrate a lifetime. The goal is to bring you back in the moment, every step of the way.

We're getting married at our house in small-town Wisconsin, and we planned it the way everyone does: one tool for the guest list, another for the budget, and a stack of spreadsheets holding it all together. Nothing out there could handle a wedding that didn't follow the script.

So we built Losava, one home for the whole wedding, with a planner that actually does the busywork. The couples after us shouldn't have to plan the way we did.

How Losava works

One home for every detail. Vendors, budget, to-dos, mailings, milestones, and the people helping you plan. It all lives together, and Losava keeps it all talking.

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An open-field ceremony set up before guests arrive, with wooden benches and chairs lining a grass aisle to a flower-topped wooden arch

There’s no one way to say “I do.”