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• Search Wedding Venues

  Search for destination wedding venues worldwide. Filter by country, venue type (villa, beach, castle, resort, hotel, estate, garden, restaurant), guest capacity, and price range. Returns venue details with photos and links.

• Get Venue Details

  Get full details for a specific wedding venue including highlights, FAQs, travel information, cost estimates, sample timeline, photo gallery, the fact sheet on record (capacity, rooms, prices, rules, each with its provenance and the quote it was read from) and the awards and memberships the property holds.

• List Venue Countries

  List all countries that have wedding venues available on Aisle, with the number of venues in each country.

• Search Wedding Vendors

  Search for wedding vendors by category and location. Categories include photographer, videographer, florist, caterer, DJ, band, planner, coordinator, hair & makeup, cake/bakery, officiant, rentals & decor, stationery, and transportation.

• Get Vendor Details

  Get full details for a specific wedding vendor including services offered, highlights, FAQs, ratings, and photo gallery.

• List Vendor Categories

  List available wedding vendor categories with the number of vendors in each. Optionally filter by location.

• Wedding Budget Estimator

  Estimate a destination wedding budget by guest count, destination, and style tier. Pass `destination` (a supported slug) for a figure that matches Aisle's on-site reckoner exactly, a starting worksheet using illustrative destination allowances, not measured averages or supplier quotes. Unsupported destination requests return coverage guidance, not a generic budget. Omit destination and pass `country` for a rougher regional estimate in USD. Returns a category breakdown with a typical figure and a

• Guest Travel Estimator

  Estimate round-trip flights and typical-stay lodging in USD by departure city. Pass guest groups (city + how many). A partial total covers only priced groups; report any unpriced guests separately. Check urlRestoresEstimate before presenting the web link as a saved result: false means a general starting point that does not restore these guest groups. The MCP equivalent of Aisle's on-site travel estimator.

• Wedding Planning Timeline

  Get a destination wedding planning checklist organized by months before the wedding. Covers everything from venue booking to day-of logistics.

• Wedding Packing List

  Get a destination wedding packing list tailored to climate and role. Includes outfits for each event, weather essentials, travel documents, and emergency supplies.

• Destination Wedding Checklist

  Aisle's destination-wedding planning checklist, every milestone across eight phases from eighteen months out to the day of, with Aisle notes on the items most couples miss. Optionally filter to what's due within a number of months. The MCP equivalent of Aisle's on-site checklist.

• Wedding Alcohol Calculator

  Estimate how much alcohol to buy for a wedding bar: total drinks plus a shopping list, wine bottles, beer cans and cases, spirits bottles, and champagne for the toast. Built on the standard planning rule of thumb (roughly one drink per guest per hour, adjusted for crowd and mix) with quantities rounded up to whole bottles and cases, the same math and rounding as Aisle's on-site reckoner, a rule-of-thumb estimate, not a guarantee of consumption. The MCP equivalent of aisle.wedding/tools/wedding-a

• Wedding Day-Of Timeline

  Build a wedding-day run-of-show anchored to the ceremony start, hair and makeup through the last dance and send-off, one timed moment per line. Accounts for whether the couple does a first look (portraits move before the ceremony) and how long the reception runs. Times are the standard planner offsets Aisle's on-site reckoner uses, a starting draft to adjust for sunset, venue curfew, and vendors. The MCP equivalent of aisle.wedding/tools/wedding-day-timeline.

• Wedding Dress Code Guide

  Explain wedding dress codes. Pass a dress code for its definition, what guests wear, what to avoid, and ready-to-paste invitation and wedding-website wording; omit it to list every code from most to least formal with one-line definitions. Covers the standard codes (black tie, cocktail, semi-formal) and named ones (vineyard chic, tropical formal, alpine elegant). Each answer links the page it came from under aisle.wedding/wedding-dress-codes.

• Who Pays for the Wedding

  Split a wedding budget across the three paying parties, the bride's family, the groom's family, and the couple, under a chosen model: traditional American etiquette, an even three-way split, both families equally, or the couple alone. Returns each party's percentage and dollar amount plus the traditional who-pays-for-what reference table. Traditional assignments are etiquette conventions, not rules, most modern couples adapt them. The MCP equivalent of aisle.wedding/tools/who-pays-for-the-weddin

• Wedding Hashtag Generator

  Generate 15–25 wedding hashtag candidates from the couple's names, surname puns where the names allow them, alliterations, place and year variants, and clean classics. Every tag is CamelCase and deduplicated, ordered best-first by a deterministic quality score (same inputs, same list). Suggestions, not registrations, the couple should still search a tag on Instagram and TikTok before printing it. The MCP equivalent of aisle.wedding/tools/wedding-hashtag-generator.

• Wedding Invitation Wording

  Compose wedding invitation wording for an exact hosting situation, couple hosting themselves, either set of parents, both families, 'together with their families', divorced parents (stacked correctly, never joined by 'and'), or a couple with children, in four registers from formal to playful. The formal register follows the honour-of-your-presence / pleasure-of-your-company convention based on whether the ceremony is in a house of worship. Call with no scenario to list the options. Etiquette con

• Cash Wedding Gift Suggestion

  How much cash to give at a wedding, an honest low/typical/high range in USD, weighed by relationship to the couple, who is attending with you, how far you travelled (long travel reduces the expected envelope, not raises it), and whether you are in the wedding party. Reasoning is returned in plain sentences so the guest can disagree intelligently. US etiquette conventions, not rules. The MCP equivalent of aisle.wedding/tools/cash-wedding-gift-calculator.

• Search Wedding Planning Guides

  Search Aisle's wedding planning guides for advice on budgets, timelines, etiquette, legal requirements, packing, RSVPs, and more. Returns relevant excerpts with links to full articles.

• Get My Wedding Details

  Get your wedding details including partner names, date, location, and venue. Requires authentication.

• Update My Wedding

  Update your wedding settings like partner names, date, location, or venue name, and publish the guest site or take it down. Only the fields you pass change; the rest are left alone. Send null to clear the date, the end date, the location, the venue name or the display name back to empty; the two partner names cannot be emptied, only replaced. Renaming the partners also renames how the couple is named together, unless they have chosen a name of their own, which is left standing and named in the r

• Set My Site Address

  Change the web address of your wedding's guest site, the part after aisle.wedding/. Lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens, two to sixty-three characters. The old address keeps working and redirects, so a link already sent to guests does not break. If the address is refused the result says whether it was already taken by another couple, reserved by Aisle, or not a valid address at all, so you can suggest another. Requires authentication and an Aisle membership.

• List My Wedding Guests

  List all guests for your wedding with RSVP status. Optionally filter by status or search by name. Requires authentication.

• Add Guest to My Wedding

  Add a new guest to your wedding. Requires first name and last name. Phone and email are both optional and either one on its own is enough: outside the United States email is the only channel that reaches a guest, because texting from Aisle is US-only. Requires authentication.

• Update Wedding Guest

  Update a guest's details. Use list_my_guests to find the guest ID first. This is how an email address gets onto a guest who is already on the list, which is the usual case for a list imported as names only. Requires authentication.