Life's milestones, beautifully orchestrated.

SaidYes is a UK-registered events technology company with operations in London and Beirut. The company was founded on a straightforward observation: most digital invitation tools stop at the invitation itself. They produce a card, maybe collect an RSVP, and leave the host to manage everything else, guest communication, reminders, dietary preferences, seating, updates, through scattered spreadsheets, group chats, and manual follow-ups. SaidYes set out to close that gap with a platform that treats the invitation as the starting point of a managed event experience, not the end of it.

The product covers a wide range of personal celebrations, weddings, engagements, proposals, baby showers, bachelor parties, and similar milestones. Pricing starts at $70 for an essential package and scales to $250 for an ultimate tier that includes features like music playlist coordination, venue-level guest management, and dietary preference tracking. Beyond the consumer-facing product, SaidYes also operates a white-label professional tier aimed at event planning agencies, allowing them to rebrand the platform under their own identity and manage multiple client events from a single dashboard.

The company positions itself at the intersection of design-forward invitation tools and practical event operations software. Its audience expects both, invitations that feel personal and premium, and backend tools that reduce the manual overhead of running an event with dozens or hundreds of guests.

Before engaging Keeways, SaidYes existed as a concept with clear product ambitions but no production-grade platform to deliver on them. The founding team understood their market well, couples and families who wanted something more personal than a mass-market invitation service, and event planners who needed tools that scaled, but the technical execution required to serve both audiences simultaneously was substantial.

Several layers of complexity made this more than a standard web build. The invitation system needed to function as a visual builder, not a template picker, users had to be able to compose invitations from modular blocks (text, images, countdowns, maps, RSVP forms, icon sets) with control over fonts, colors, animations, and layout. That builder had to produce invitations that rendered well across devices and languages, including right-to-left scripts. On the operations side, the platform needed real-time RSVP tracking, automated invitation sending on scheduled triggers, push reminders, WhatsApp integration for quick-reply RSVPs, and analytics dashboards that showed hosts exactly how their guests were engaging with the invitation.

The white-label layer added another dimension: the same platform had to support rebranding at the agency level, custom logos, color schemes, and subdomains, without fragmenting the codebase or creating maintenance overhead. The brief to Keeways was to build the entire product end-to-end: design the user experience, architect the platform, develop both the consumer and professional tiers, and deliver a system that could handle growth from launch-day couples to agency clients managing hundreds of events per year.