March at WedVis
Public profile pages rebuilt, day-of timelines arrive, and the pages your couples actually see get a redesign.
March was about the touchpoints that connect WedVis to the rest of your life — the public profile clients land on, the shared pages your couples actually see, the way comments flow between you and them.
Public profile redesign
The pro profile page got a public, edit, and inquiry-form rebuild. Couples landing on your profile see a clean, editorial layout with a portfolio strip, a clear inquiry CTA, and a customizable "about" section. Pros editing their profile get inline preview as they type. The page existed before; what's new is the layout, the editorial pass, and the inline preview.
Day-of timelines
Build a day-of timeline for your couple, share it with them, and the assistant can answer schedule questions from inside the timeline itself. Phase-based structure (getting ready, ceremony, cocktail hour, reception), multi-plan support for couples running parallel events (rehearsal dinner, brunch), and a PDF export couples can hand to their planner.
Small but mighty
- Wedding party composite overhaul — multi-person accuracy, more styles, mobile-native UX
- Vendor search got smarter — multi-source (Pinterest, Reddit, web), AI match explanations, real pricing where available
- Workspace invitations — free-tier couples can now accept pro invites; members see all shared content
Comments + versioning
Foundation work on the comment system that fully shipped in April — every generated image keeps its version history, every board has its own comment thread. PDF export reliability fixes shipped alongside.