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01

Every color counted on its own.

“Do you have twenty sage runners for the 24th?” A text, a walk to the shelf, a count, a reply an hour later.

The satin runner comes in eight colors, picked from swatches; each color has its own count. On Saturday the 24th two weddings have 26 of the 30 sage runners: the page says four are left, before the couple falls for the color.

Sage on the 24th: four left. Click the image to enlarge.

02

The tablescape per table, times the tables: every piece counted.

A couple wants sixteen tables of ivory linen, ten napkins and ten chargers each, and a candelabra: the quote takes an evening, the count another.

One table is built from the warehouse’s counted pieces: the linen, ten napkins, ten chargers, a candelabra. The number of tables multiplies each one, and each goes to the cart as its own line. On Saturday the 24th, after two weddings, 100 napkins are left: the form says ten tables, not the 969 the table setting has on its own.

Ten tables on the 24th: the napkins decide. Click the image to enlarge.

03

Delivered, set and struck at the venue, by the road miles.

A flat delivery fee for a Kiawah wedding 25 miles out, and one for a ballroom downtown.

Checkout prices the trip by the road miles from the warehouse: $5 a mile, $75 at least, up to 60. Twelve tables on Kiawah on Saturday the 31st: the setting, then the linens, napkins, chargers and candelabras as their own lines, and $125 for the 25 miles.

Kiawah, 25 road miles. Click the image to enlarge.

04

The count after the wedding: what came back, what didn’t.*

“Four napkins short and a red-wine linen” turns into an argument by email a week later.

The Whitfield wedding’s order lists what went out; the crew counts what came back the Monday after: one linen stained, four napkins missing, a candelabra arm bent. The fees come from the replacement and repair prices and go on the card with the count. The platform counts numbered units at the return.

The Monday after the Whitfield wedding. Click the image to enlarge.

05

Every linen, color and charger by the date: the season’s answer to “do you have…”.

Every inquiry starts with a walk to the shelves: twenty sage runners on the 24th? A hundred napkins on the 31st?

The Booking Schedule’s stock view, Thursday the 22nd to Sunday November 1: every runner color, linen, napkin, charger and candelabra with what’s free each day. Saturday the 24th has 4 sage runners left (the amber cell), 100 napkins, 200 chargers and 10 candelabras; the linens stay out Sunday too, their laundry day. The next weekend is wide open.

Two weekends, item by item. Click the image to enlarge.

06

Your company’s website, with the colors, the tablescapes and the venues. Included.

Most decor companies have a gorgeous Instagram and no way to see what’s free on a date.

We build it in your name: the tablescapes with their pieces and prices, the runner colors, the venues you deliver to. Every Book button opens the real page. Hosting is included.

Golden Hour, the test company. Yours looks like yours.

Golden Hour Event Decor & Linen is a test company we built for this page; the customers’ names are made up, the phone numbers don’t exist and the photos are generated. The road miles at checkout come from a stand-in on our test box (it has no Google Maps key); the rate, the minimum and the price are WooReer’s own. Every screen not marked * is the system, with the test company’s October run through it.

* In beta testing.