Live work · The Bridal Content Co.
The Bridal Content Co.
From manual chaos to a business that runs itself.
Took a wedding-content business off spreadsheets and email and onto one system that runs the whole operation. Every couple moves from inquiry to booked to paid automatically, the owner is alerted the second a lead lands, and no payment gets chased and no review gets forgotten. More booked, more conversions, more reviews, follow-up that never slips.
Demo · Try it
See it in action.
The customer site · live
The CRM the owner runs her business from · live demo, fake data
The real CRM, embedded. Click around, it’s loaded with sample couples.
The owner’s results · since launch, per the owner
The automations · inquiry to paid, hands-off
Inquiry capture
A couple submits the form. They land in the CRM, the owner gets a push on her phone, and both sides get a branded email, instantly.
Contract + e-sign
One tap sends a legally valid contract. The couple signs on a public page; the signed copy emails to both, stored with a full audit trail.
Deposit + auto-book
Signing opens a Stripe checkout for the deposit. On payment, a webhook books the date and sends confirmations, with no manual step.
Balance + reminders
A daily job sends the balance link before the wedding, then a reminder, and flags anyone unpaid, all idempotent so nothing double-sends.
Review requests
After the wedding, an automatic review request goes out to turn a happy couple into a public review.
Phone notifications
The dashboard installs to her home screen as an app and pings her phone the moment a lead or payment comes in.
The automated emails · sent from her own domain
I · About
The owner was running her business out of spreadsheets, her inbox, and her memory. Leads sat unanswered, contracts and deposits had to be chased by hand, and review requests got forgotten after the wedding. Now it runs itself. A couple inquires and gets an instant reply while the owner gets a real-time alert on her phone; the contract sends and e-signs in a tap; the deposit books the date automatically; the balance and the post-wedding review request fire on their own. She stopped tracking leads, sending contracts, chasing deposits, and remembering to ask for reviews. It all happens without her. (Under the hood: a marketing site, a custom CRM, e-signed contracts, Stripe deposits and balances, branded automated emails, and push alerts, on Next.js, Supabase, and Stripe. Live in daily use at bridalcontent.co.)
II · How it works
The pipeline.
- 01A couple submits the inquiry form; the lead lands in the CRM and a push notification hits the owner's phone
- 02One tap sends a branded contract; the couple reviews and e-signs on a public page, captured with a full legal audit trail
- 03Signing opens a Stripe Checkout for the 50% deposit; on payment, a webhook books the date and emails both sides automatically
- 04A daily job sends the balance link, then a reminder, then a review request after the wedding, each idempotent so nothing double-sends
- 05The owner installs the dashboard to her home screen as an app and gets real-time alerts on new leads and payments
III · Sample
The owner's results since launch.
Her numbers since launch, per the owner: +20% weddings booked, +25% inquiry-to-booking conversion, 3x reviews collected, and 100% on-time follow-through. The system that delivers it is a complete product end to end: auth with row-level security, a Postgres schema, Stripe webhooks with idempotent booking, legally valid e-signatures stored with IP and timestamp, a branded email system, an installable app with push alerts, and a daily job, all wired top to bottom and running every day.