Upload the screenshots you love; get back a structured aesthetic you can brief vendors with.
Drop in the images that keep catching your eye and Eventzy reads them for the patterns you might not have noticed: a recurring warmth, a love of greenery, an aversion to anything stiff.
It turns that into a short, plain-language brief: this is your light, your color, your texture, your formality. The kind of thing a great planner writes after months of getting to know you.
| 62 saved images | The pattern underneath | |
|---|---|---|
| Light | Nearly all golden hour, none overcast | Warm light, never cool or clinical |
| Color | Terracotta, olive, and warm brass, repeated | One warm neutral base, no jewel tones |
| Texture | Linen, raw wood, dried florals | Organic and tactile, nothing glossy or sequined |
| Formality | Backyard ceremonies, guests barefoot | Dressed-up casual, not black-tie |
A wedding style brief is a plain-language summary of light, color, texture, and formality that turns a scattered set of saved inspiration photos into instructions a vendor can actually follow.
Instead of trying to use every image you've saved, look for what repeats: the sameness across the pins is your actual style, even when the individual photos look different. Group what you find into four questions, the light, the color, the texture, and the formality, and write a one-line answer for each so you have a brief instead of a mood board. A wedding planning assistant can scan the images you upload and draft that brief for you, so you walk into vendor meetings with a clear answer instead of a phone full of screenshots.