AisleTimeline, the wedding day timeline that updates every vendor at once · Updated September 4, 2026
Build the run of show once, move a block, and let the right vendors hear about it before they arrive.
On Friday, September 4, 2026, AisleTimeline sits at #106 of 154 on premierdelaclasse.lol with $1 pledged, $1 behind CropShareBox.
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The daily board resets every night at midnight (Paris).AisleTimeline is coordination software for the day of a wedding. A planner builds one master timeline (the run of show), pins it to fixed anchors such as the ceremony, sunset, and venue curfew, and attaches each vendor to the sections that concern them. When something slips, and on a wedding day something always slips, the software recalculates the downstream blocks, writes the change in plain language, and sends it only to the vendors it affects. The point is to stop rebuilding and re-emailing the schedule every time a florist runs late or a caterer needs ten more minutes.
AisleTimeline is listed here on premierdelaclasse.lol, a satirical leaderboard where rank is bought rather than earned. That is worth stating plainly: the site holds the spot its bid pays for, and nothing about that position is a review of the software. The figures below come from AisleTimeline itself, not from this leaderboard, and this page simply describes what the product does for the people who run weddings for a living.
One run of show, anchored to what cannot move
The core of AisleTimeline is a single timeline that every vendor reads from. Instead of a spreadsheet emailed in versions v3, v4, and final-final, there is one document that the planner builds once. Blocks are pinned to anchors that hold no matter what else changes: the ceremony start, the sunset window for photos, the venue curfew at the end of the night.
Each vendor is attached to the sections that involve them, so the photographer sees the portrait window and the caterer sees the service blocks. Nobody has to read the whole schedule to find their two lines. The timeline is the source of truth, and it stays the source of truth even when the day drifts off plan.
When a block moves, the change finds the vendors on its own
This is the part AisleTimeline is built around. Move one block and the software cascades the downstream times automatically, so the planner does not recompute the rest of the evening by hand. It then writes the change as a plain-language notice (not a raw new timestamp) and delivers it only to the vendors that block affects.
Text messages are part of that delivery, included up to 1,500 per month on the Studio and Agency plans. The idea is that a vendor learns the ceremony pushed back before they are standing in the wrong place, and the planner is not the human relay passing the same update to eight phones.
Who it is for, and what it costs
AisleTimeline is aimed at independent wedding planners and small coordination studios, from a solo planner running eighteen to thirty events a year up to multi-market agencies handling more than a hundred and twenty weddings annually. It is coordination software for the people managing the day, not a consumer app for the couple.
Pricing is public and tiered. Solo Planner is $35 per month (up to 12 events, 1 coordinator seat). Studio is $89 per month (up to 40 events, 5 coordinator seats). Agency is $179 per month (unlimited events, 20 coordinator seats). There are no per-vendor fees, so attaching more vendors to a timeline does not raise the bill.
The numbers AisleTimeline publishes about itself
On its own site, AisleTimeline reports 4,180 wedding days run since 2021 and 38,600 change notices delivered, across 640 planning studios in 44 states. These are the product's figures, cited as it presents them.
The studio also publishes operational claims from its planners: about 3.5 hours returned per wedding, a 96% vendor confirmation rate before walkthroughs, a median ceremony start variance of 7 minutes (against 23 minutes previously), and 2.4 times more weddings per coordinator without adding staff. None of that has anything to do with this leaderboard: the spot AisleTimeline occupies here was paid for, and it says nothing about whether these numbers hold.
Frequently asked questions
What is AisleTimeline's rank today?
As of September 4, 2026, AisleTimeline sits at #106 (48 of 89 in SaaS) on premierdelaclasse.lol, with $1 pledged. The rank is live and moves with every payment.
How much to overtake CropShareBox today?
As of September 4, 2026, about $1 on top of AisleTimeline's current total takes it past CropShareBox and up to #105. The board updates live with every payment.
What is AisleTimeline?
AisleTimeline is wedding day coordination software. A planner builds one master run of show, anchors it to fixed points like the ceremony, sunset, and venue curfew, and attaches each vendor to the sections that concern them, so everyone works from the same timeline.
How does AisleTimeline handle last-minute changes?
When a block moves, the software recalculates the downstream times automatically, writes the change in plain language, and sends it only to the vendors that block affects. Text messages are included up to 1,500 per month on the Studio and Agency plans.
How much does AisleTimeline cost?
Three public plans: Solo Planner at $35 per month (up to 12 events, 1 seat), Studio at $89 per month (up to 40 events, 5 seats), and Agency at $179 per month (unlimited events, 20 seats). There are no per-vendor fees.
Why is AisleTimeline listed on premierdelaclasse.lol?
premierdelaclasse.lol is a satirical leaderboard where rank is bought, not earned. AisleTimeline holds the spot its bid pays for, and that position is not a rating of the software. The product figures on this page come from AisleTimeline, not from the leaderboard.
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