LumiWed Changelog

What's new — September 13, 2026 #

This week's LumiWed product updates.

13 Sep 2026

Weekly

New

Ask your guests how old they are — under Settings › Guests you can now ask for an age for everyone coming, plus-ones included, instead of just how many are children. You choose the age guests count as adults from, so if your venue starts charging at five you set five and everyone older simply picks "5 or older" — no one has to give you their real age. The ages come through on your guest list and in the vendor pack, split the way you drew the line.
We can ask guests for answers that went missing — if a guest confirmed they're coming but never got shown your required questions, you can now have them emailed a friendly nudge with their own RSVP link and the exact questions you're still waiting on.
Send guest replies to both of you — replies to invitations, reminders and RSVP confirmations go to your contact email. A new switch in Settings → Notifications sends them to your partner as well, once they have accepted their invitation to help manage the wedding.
Choose when guests are asked to RSVP — until now the RSVP opened the moment a guest opened their personal link. In Settings you can now decide: as soon as they arrive (still the default), once they've read to the end of your site, when they're about to leave, any mix, or none — in which case guests reply from the RSVP section and button as before.
Automatic RSVP reminders on Premium — Premium now switches on the recommended reminder sequence for you: a nudge 2 days after each invitation, a reminder a week after it, and a last call 2 days before your deadline. Every step can be edited or removed in Settings.
Translate changes in one tap — the AI-translated badge in your language settings now counts the texts you changed since their last translation. Premium couples can translate them right there, without re-publishing; free couples see what will be translated on their next publish.

Improved

Guest email typo check — when you add or edit a guest, we now check that their email address could actually receive mail. A misspelled ending like .con is caught while you are typing the guest in, instead of quietly bouncing after you send the invitations.
See your invites going out — when you send a big guest list, the guests page now shows how many invitations have been sent so far instead of leaving every guest on "scheduled".
Couple emails now arrive in your language — partner invites, ownership handoff, workspace-deleted notices, and Premium upgrade emails used to be English for everyone. They now follow the language on your dashboard, or the one you picked for your partner.
Date format at first login — the welcome screen now offers every date style your settings do, including 31.12.2026, 2026-12-31, 31 December 2026 and December 31, 2026, instead of only day-first or month-first.
Wedding time zone at first login — the welcome screen now asks which time zone your wedding is in, so every time you enter afterwards is read in the right one instead of defaulting to Amsterdam.
Publish from Settings — the Publishing section of your settings now has its own Publish button, so you can take your site live (or push an update) right where you were checking its status, instead of being sent back to the top of the dashboard.
RSVP deadline hint — Settings tells you when your deadline sits more than three weeks after your first invitations went out, since guests reply best within that window.
Reminder emails that get answers — reminders now open the RSVP straight away, say when to reply by, and change their wording from the first nudge to the last call.
Guests now send their RSVP in one go — a guest picks yes or no, fills in what you ask for (plus-one names, food, required questions, ages) and presses Send. Nothing is saved, and no confirmation email or notification goes out, until they do — so you are never told someone is coming before they have finished answering. Prefer the old one-tap flow? Switch it under Settings → Guests → "How guests send their RSVP"; the Send step then only appears when you have marked a question or the ages as required.
Getting started — you now set up your wedding straight from your dashboard by adding your names and details; the voice onboarding option has been retired.

Fixed

AI-translated badge — tapping the badge in your language settings now tells you where your translations stand and reminds you that edits made after publishing go live in every language on your next publish, instead of doing nothing.
Your times now mean the time at your venue — set your wedding's time zone under Settings → Defaults and every time you enter is read in it. Your website, the schedule, the countdown and the calendar invites your guests add all show the right hour now, wherever your guests are; before, a wedding outside UTC could read an hour or more ahead of what you typed. Changing the zone later keeps your times exactly as you entered them.
Steadier content editor — fixed a rare flicker where the dates on your love-story milestones could briefly flash as the content page loaded.
Tap your text to edit it — in Content, tapping the description under a section, schedule moment, love-story milestone or travel note now opens that item's editor, the same as tapping its title or the pencil. Before, tapping the text itself did nothing.
Fixed — the couple dashboard now paints noticeably sooner. Opening it used to wait on three avoidable round-trips in a row: the sign-in check looked up the workspace only after an unrelated check finished, and the dashboard then fetched its data in two batches where the second never needed the first. Both now run as one round. The "Site visits" figure, which is fetched from our analytics provider, no longer holds up the page at all — the rest of the dashboard appears immediately and that one number fills in a moment later. A failing panel also no longer blanks its neighbours: recent RSVPs, the theme switcher, and site visits each degrade on their own.
A required age now says so — when you ask guests for their age and mark it required, the question on the RSVP form now carries the same red asterisk as your other required questions, so nobody finds out only when they try to close it.
Your guest count now counts people, not invitations — a guest who replies "bringing my husband and our child" adds three to your total instead of one. The guest list shows a total headcount, with the adults and children split out when you ask guests about children, and each guest's row tells you how many companions they have actually named alongside how many you allowed.
Language button matches your invite page — when your invite opens in your own language, the language button at the top now shows that language instead of the wedding's default.
Info tips work on Android again — tapping one of the little (i) buttons in your dashboard now shows its hint on Android phones instead of doing nothing. A second tap, or a tap anywhere else, closes it.
Guest list flags addresses that can never receive mail — a guest saved with a placeholder address like [email protected] now shows a greyed-out Send button that explains why, instead of a live one that failed only after you tapped it. You can see at a glance which guests need a real address, and share their invite link instead.
Long texts now translate reliably — a long section such as your love story could time out during translation and stay in your original language on your other-language pages while everything else translated; it now goes through, and translations finish much faster.
"Allow AI to overwrite manual edits" now does what it says — the setting used to be ignored, so translations you had edited by hand were never refreshed even with it on. It works now, stays off by default, and turning it on asks you to type a confirmation first, because it replaces your edited translations.
Lowering the limit on additional guests now names the guests in the way — if someone already answered that they are bringing more people than your new limit allows, the save used to fail with a bare "Save failed". You now see who answered with more, and the smallest limit that still fits them.
The Premium pitch now states what Premium actually gives you — it said "up to 6 languages, 200 guests" in every language, long after Premium started including all 18 languages and 1000 guests. It now reads the real numbers, so it stays right the next time we add a language.
Dismissed welcome message stays dismissed — once you close the greeting banner on your site preview, it no longer flashes back for a moment when you reload or reopen the page.
Editing a reminder's number no longer throws a save error — clearing or zeroing the "how many days/weeks/months" box on a guest reminder while typing a new value no longer failed with an error. The change simply waits until the number is valid before saving.
Required questions are now actually required — if you mark a question as required, or ask guests to give their age, guests can't close their RSVP without answering. Anything you leave optional still never holds them up.
Replies to RSVP confirmations reach you — when a guest hit Reply on the confirmation email they get after answering, the message went to our inbox instead of yours. It now goes straight to your own email address.
The dietary needs picker now closes — on a phone, tapping anywhere outside the list, or the new Done button, closes it, and Escape closes just the list rather than the whole RSVP. It also follows your wedding's colours instead of opening as a light box over a dark theme.
RSVP notifications tell you everything the guest said — the email now includes the ages of everyone in the party, the answers to your own questions, and the number of children, alongside the plus-ones and dietary needs it already showed.
RSVP prompt repeats — the RSVP no longer pops up again for a guest who already answered, and a guest who closed it twice is left to read in peace for the rest of their visit.
The RSVP form stays open after you say yes — tapping "I'll be there" no longer closes the form before you've given your meal preferences, named who you're bringing, or answered the couple's questions.
Select any guest, email or not — the checkbox in your guest list no longer needs an email address, so you can tidy up a batch of guests in one go instead of deleting the ones without an email one at a time. Sending invites still only reaches guests you have an address for.
Your settings save again when your site has more languages than your plan includes — changing an RSVP option, a privacy toggle, or a reminder no longer failed with a "languages" error just because your site had extra languages set up. Those changes now save as expected.
Settings save again when your plan changed under you — if your wedding was once Premium and went back to Free, or was set up with more companions per invite, more reminders, or privacy mode than Free allows, every settings change failed with "Save failed" — even ones that had nothing to do with those limits. You can now save freely and keep what you already have; the limits still apply when you add something new.
Settings stops jumping back to the top — changing a setting no longer scrolls you up to the start of the section you were in, so you can work down a long page without losing your place.
Sign-in and thank-you pages open from any link — links that arrived with a tracking value scrambled by an email scanner or a link shortener used to show a blank error page instead of the sign-in screen. They now open normally and simply ignore the unreadable part.
Signing in — if the server takes a moment to catch up with your sign-in, you now get a short message with a "Try again" button instead of being quietly signed out and sent back to retype your password.
Sturdier wedding sites — a brief hiccup loading your site no longer shows a guest an error page; it now quietly retries and loads as normal.
The welcome message stays closed on your wedding site — once a guest closes the little welcome note, it no longer flashes back for a moment when they open the site again.