The aiDo Journal
Wedding planning ideas, product updates, and stories from couples and guests using aiDo — from sangeet to send-off.
How to Plan a Wedding With AI Instead of Just a Checklist
A wedding checklist can only ask you questions you already know the answer to. Here's how planning with AI discovers what your specific wedding actually needs next.
Wedding Planners: The Intake Brain-Dump, Turned Into a Plan in One Upload
Every planner knows the intake slog — a couple sends a long, messy email and you spend an evening turning it into events, guests, dietary rules and tasks by hand. I wrote a realistic one, uploaded the file straight into aiDo, and it parsed the email itself and took 59 actions off it. Here's the receipt.
My AI Was Right, but My Guests Asked Me Anyway.
Trust in an AI is two problems wearing one coat: getting it to say true things, and getting people to believe it. At my own wedding I learned what happens when you only solve one.
I gave 332 wedding guests an AI with real database tools. Then they attacked it.
I built an AI concierge for my own wedding, wired it to a real database of 332 guests, and handed it to all of them. A handful — engineers, naturally — spent the weekend trying to break it: identity spoofing, SQL injection through a dietary field, invented admin tools, a guy screaming 'I AM JON.' One filed a bug report accusing the AI of prompt-injecting him. Here's the architecture that held, why the model is never the security boundary, and why I was happy to let them extract the system prompt.
Building aiDo's Marketing Images with a Two-AI Pipeline
After running a 400-guest destination wedding on aiDo, I needed sell sheets and infographics that looked professional and told the truth. Here's the repeatable pipeline I built: Claude for strategy and critique, ChatGPT for pixels.
Welcome to the aiDo Journal
A first note on why we're starting a blog — and what you can expect to find here as we build the wedding planner we always wished existed.