How to become a Wedding Vendor on DayOf

Creating your wedding vendor listing on DayOf

Haines Jones

Last Update 9 days ago

If you’re wondering how to become a wedding vendor and actually book real weddings without chasing (fake!) leads, you’re in the right place.

DayOf was built for modern wedding vendors who value transparency, structure, and efficiency. Whether you’re just getting started or you’re a scaled business with a tried and true process, DayOf gives you a streamlined way to connect with couples who are ready to book.

We believe vendors should make money from listing platforms, not lose money on them. Everything about DayOf is designed to align incentives and remove friction from the booking process.

Who is DayOf For?

DayOf is a wedding vendor marketplace for:


  • Vendors who want more streamlined bookings
  • Vendors looking to scale with less headache
  • Vendor teams who operate with consistent, repeatable processes

If your business thrives on clarity and efficiency for the modern couple, you’ll feel right at home here.
How to Become a Wedding Vendor on DayOf
Ok you're hooked. So now you're wondering how to become a wedding vendor with DayOf, the process is straightforward and designed to get you booking clients quickly.

Step 1: Create Your Account HERE

Start by entering your name, email address and password.

You will verify your email before moving forward. This is essential because booking requests and notifications are sent through the platform.

Step 2: Build Your Vendor Profile

Next, you’ll complete your bio and upload a personal introduction video.

This video is important. It allows couples to understand your personality, your process, and what it feels like to work with you. In a sea of sameness, this is your opportunity to stand out.
Step 3: Set Your All Day Price
DayOf operates with transparent, upfront pricing.

You will set one all day base price that reflects the expectations of a full wedding day. Your pricing should be informed by the DayOf Standard guide. The DayOf Standard is not mandatory, but it helps you ensure you are covering client expectations while pricing in a way that speaks to your value.
Step 4: Upload Business Verification
As part of your application, you’ll upload documentation verifying that you are legally able to conduct business in your local municipality. Missing this step? Check out this article on how to get legal. 

You are responsible for maintaining your own business insurance, though proof of insurance is not required at this time.
Step 5: Your Business Location
While this step asks for your full business address, this is solely for verification purposes. Your profile will only show your local city and state on your listing. 
Step 6: Set Your Availability
You will first set your general availability. For example, you may decide you only want to accept DayOf bookings on Saturdays.

After setting general availability, you can block specific dates you are already booked.

It is your responsibility to keep your availability updated. There are repercussions for inaccurate availability, so this step matters.


Step 7: Set Your Price

DayOf operates on easy pricing for couples. So that means you should set simple, upfront pricing that aligns with the DayOf standard and the value that you deliver. Review the DayOf standard here to see how you can understand setting your price as it aligns to couple's expectations. 
Step 8: Connect to Stripe
To accept payments, you must connect your Stripe account.

You cannot accept bookings before connecting Stripe, so this is a required step before going live.
What happens after approval?


The DayOf team will conduct a brief review to ensure all of your information looks accurate. You will receive an email once your listing is approved. Once your listing is live, couples can request to book you directly.

When a booking request comes in, you’ll receive an email notification. You can confirm or deny the request inside the platform.

There is no upfront fee to join DayOf.

When a booking is completed, DayOf retains 6 percent of your base price. That means you only pay when you actually book.

Our philosophy is simple. Vendors should profit from listing platforms. We structure our model so that everyone wins when bookings happen.