Your planner
An AI wedding planner who works from your real wedding, not a chat window.
An AI wedding planner is software that does a human planner's desk work: reading contracts and vendor emails, tracking tasks and payments, keeping the timeline current, and drafting the next reply. June, the AI wedding planner inside Juno, does exactly that. They work from your actual documents and email threads, for both of you, and every change waits on your approval.
What June does
The desk work of a planner, done for you.
Most of wedding planning isn't creative — it's clerical. Reading a nine-page venue contract to find the payment schedule. Re-reading a florist thread to remember what was actually agreed. Updating the timeline because the photographer moved first-look by half an hour. June does that layer.
- Reads uploaded contracts, proposals, and spreadsheets, and drafts your workspace from them: tasks, decisions, payments, timeline.
- Reads forwarded vendor email threads and pulls out what changed: new amounts, new dates, new commitments.
- Drafts vendor replies for your approval. You edit, you send, or you say no.
- Researches vendors using your own context: location, taste, budget, and the decisions you've already made.
- Keeps the wedding-weekend timeline in step with what emails and contracts have actually agreed.
The difference
Why a chat window isn't a planner.
General chatbots are useful for wedding brainstorming, and genuinely bad at being your planner. They don't remember your wedding between conversations, they can't read the contract sitting in your inbox unless you paste it in every time, and they answer only the partner who's typing.
A general chatbot
- Starts from zero every conversation
- Sees only what you paste in
- One person's chat history, not a shared plan
- Can suggest, but can't track, file, or follow up
- May invent vendors and prices with confidence
June, inside Juno
- Works inside your studio: every decision, contract, and thread stays known
- Reads the documents and email threads themselves
- One shared workspace for both partners
- Files, tracks, drafts, and keeps the timeline current
- Grounded in your real paperwork, and asks before anything changes
Who decides
You stay the decision-makers.
Nobody wants software deciding their wedding. What June takes off your plate is the work between decisions, and everything they propose lands in a review queue: a drafted reply, a suggested task, an updated payment schedule. You approve it, edit it, or dismiss it. Nothing is sent to a vendor and nothing in your plan changes without your yes.
That's also why Juno logs decisions with their rationale and alternatives. Six months in, when someone asks "wait, why did we pick this caterer?", the answer is written down.
Meet June with your own paperwork.
Open a studio, upload what exists, forward a vendor thread, and see what June drafts. The studio is free for both of you; June's work is pay-as-you-go.
Questions
Asked, answered.
What can an AI wedding planner actually do?
A good one handles the clerical layer of planning: reading contracts and proposals, tracking tasks, payments, and deadlines, keeping a wedding-day timeline current, organizing vendor email, drafting replies, and researching vendors against your budget and taste. June does all of this inside Juno, working from your real documents and threads rather than from a blank chat window.
Will an AI plan my whole wedding for me?
No, and you shouldn't want it to. The choices that make a wedding yours stay with you. What June removes is the work between decisions: the reading, filing, chasing, drafting, and cross-checking. You can lean on them for nearly everything or only the parts you'd rather not do; either way, every change waits for your approval.
Is an AI wedding planner accurate enough to trust?
Trust June the way you'd trust any new planner: verify, then relax. Every proposal cites what was read — the contract page, the email — and sits in a review queue until you approve it. Because June works from your actual documents rather than general knowledge, they aren't guessing at your prices or dates. And because nothing applies without your sign-off, a mistake costs you a click, not a booking.
What does an AI wedding planner cost compared to a human planner?
A full-service human planner typically runs $3,000–$12,000+ or a percentage of your budget. Juno's studio is free for both partners, and June's work is usage-based: you pay for what they actually do, which for most couples is a small fraction of a planner's fee. A quiet month costs nothing.