Wedding costs are big enough. Don't lose track of who's paying what.

Track shared wedding expenses across the bridal party — vendor deposits, celebrations, and group costs — without spreadsheet chaos.

Track bridal party contributions
Split vendor deposits fairly
Keep bachelor/bachelorette costs clear

This is for you if...

  • You're the maid of honor trying to coordinate a bachelorette trip budget
  • Bridesmaids have different budgets and nobody wants to say so
  • Vendor deposits are on your credit card and you need reimbursement
  • You want to enjoy the celebration without stressing about who owes what

Weddings should be joyful. The money part shouldn't ruin the experience for anyone in the party.

Built for group coordination

Are We Even helps groups track shared expenses when the stakes are high and the budgets are real. Weddings, trips, events — anywhere money flows between people.

Clear numbers. No drama.

Why wedding expenses get tangled

Everyone has a different budget

One bridesmaid can afford the $300 dress. Another is stretching to cover it. Nobody wants to be the one who says something.

The planner fronts everything

The maid of honor books the Airbnb, the party bus, the brunch reservation. Her credit card is working harder than anyone's.

Costs come from everywhere

Vendor deposits. Dress alterations. Shower supplies. Bachelorette flights. Tracking it all in one place feels impossible.

Asking friends for money during a celebration feels wrong

You want to enjoy the moment. Instead, you're doing math in your head about who hasn't paid their share.

One place for every wedding-related cost

Are We Even tracks shared expenses across the bridal party so the person organizing doesn't have to chase payments or maintain a spreadsheet. Add costs as they happen. Everyone sees the balance. Settle up once.

  • Running balance across the whole party
  • Log vendor deposits and shared costs quickly
  • Clear record for anyone who asks "how much do I owe?"

How it works

1

Create your wedding party group

Add bridesmaids, groomsmen, or whoever is splitting costs. One person manages the account.

2

Log shared expenses

Airbnb deposit, party decorations, group dinner. Add them as you pay.

3

Split costs based on who's involved

Not everyone went to the tasting. Only split it among those who did.

4

Settle up before or after the wedding

One clean view of what everyone owes. One round of payments. No chasing.

Every wedding cost, organized

See shared expenses, individual balances, and the full history — so you can focus on the celebration, not the math.

Features

Party-wide tracking

Track expenses across the entire bridal party. Everyone's balance is always current.

Flexible splits

Different people involved in different expenses. Exclude the groomsman who skipped the bachelor party. Adjust per cost.

Vendor deposit tracking

Record who fronted the deposit. The balance reflects reimbursement owed.

Budget transparency

When everyone sees the numbers, nobody is surprised. Budget conversations happen before they become problems.

What wedding groups commonly track

Bachelorette/bachelor trip costsShared Airbnb and hotel roomsGroup dinners and celebrationsVendor deposits fronted by one personDress and tux group ordersShower and party suppliesTransportation (party bus, ride shares)Day-of emergency fund

Why wedding parties move beyond the group chat

MethodThe Problem
Group text talliesget buried in 200 messages
One person's spreadsheetnobody else checks it
Venmo requesting everyonefeels aggressive during a celebration
Hoping it evens outit never does
Are We Evenshared balance, settle once, no drama

Start tracking early — even if not everyone is ready

The best time to start is when the first deposit gets paid. You don't need the whole party on board immediately. Track expenses now, share the balance later. When everyone sees a clear number instead of a vague ask, reimbursement happens faster.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I exclude people from certain expenses?
Yes. If only four of six bridesmaids went to the tasting dinner, only split it among those four. Everyone else's balance stays the same.
What about people with tighter budgets?
Adjust split percentages per person. Someone covering 10% instead of 20% is easy to set up. Transparency helps everyone plan.
Does the whole bridal party need the app?
No. One person manages the account and tracks expenses. Everyone else can see what they owe without downloading anything.

Celebrate the wedding. Let the numbers handle themselves.

Track every shared cost. Settle once. No spreadsheets, no drama.