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writing help
It can see the photo.
Your guest attaches a picture of the first dance, ticks one box, and gets a message about the first dance. The sparklers, the table, the moment they were actually standing in. Not three paragraphs about weddings in general.
here is the clever part
Everyone else fills in a template. Yours reads like somebody was actually there, because it was looking at the same photo they were.
Written around your photo, not about it
Your guest picks who they are to you and the tone they want, and gets three drafts to choose from. On a post with one photo they can tick a box and let it look. It reads the photo for the occasion and the mood and then writes around it, rather than describing it back to you — you can see the picture, so a message narrating it would say nothing. Leave the box alone and it never sees a thing.
A seating plan you can argue with
Ask who still needs a seat, or where to put the uncle nobody can sit near, and get an answer about your actual guest list rather than a shrug. Nothing moves until you apply a suggestion, applied seating comes with an Undo, and any rule it adds can be taken back out.
It throws away the obvious first
Before it writes anything, it works out the most predictable versions of your message — the ones in a thousand wedding cards — and discards them. Then it reads what is already on your page and steers away from that, so the third guest to pick Friend and Funny is pushed off what the first two landed on. It is not a list of banned words. It has to find something better instead.
Your story, and the speech
Answer a few short questions about how you met and get a draft of your story page that reads like a story rather than a form. For whoever has to stand up on the day, the speech writer takes the names and what you want to land, and will mine your guest book for material if you let it.
How it works
You ask, or you never do
Every one of these sits behind a button you can ignore. Nothing drafts anything on its own, and nothing is ever posted or applied on your behalf.
You get a draft back
Three options for a guest book message, one draft for a story or a speech, a suggestion for the seating plan.
You edit it, or bin it
Change a word or the lot. What ends up on your wedding page is what you decided to put there.
Common questions
Which plans include writing help?
Guest book suggestions and seating suggestions are on Celebrate and Champagne. Story and speech drafts are on every plan, including Toast. Celebrate gives each guest 3 guest book suggestions and the couple 5, with 3 story drafts, 5 speech drafts and 25 seating requests a month. Champagne gives each guest 5 and the couple 20, with 10 story drafts, unlimited speech drafts and 100 seating requests a month. Toast includes 1 story draft and 1 speech draft.
Do I have to use it?
No. Every part of Fizz works without it, and your guests can write their own messages as they always would.
Will people know a message was drafted for them?
We tell anyone using it that the suggestions are written by AI, before they use it rather than after. We record which posts started from a suggestion, so we can answer the question honestly if it is ever asked.
What happens to what I type?
It goes to our AI provider to produce the draft and is not kept once your request finishes, and we do not permit it to be used to train AI models. Photos are only ever sent if you tick the box to include one. Our privacy policy sets out who processes it and where.
Does it decide anything about my wedding?
No. It suggests and you apply. Seating changes come with an Undo, and nothing is published to your page unless you put it there.
Have a look before you commit
The demo wedding is a full Fizz site you can click around, including the guest book. See the plans for what each one includes.