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Marguerite Thistleton lays the moving pile of event tasks out as a board — not started, underway, and done. A proposal needing an outline and a venue needing calls sit on the left; invitation designs and vendor calls move through the middle; a confirmed guest count and mailed save-the-dates sit done on the right.

Every card holds a short title plus a note for the specifics that would otherwise live only in someone's memory — three venues to call, two invite concepts to compare, forty-two guests confirmed. Sliding a card into the next column is the whole interaction; there's no form to fill in.

Tap a card to open its detail before pushing it ahead or pulling it back if a vendor cancels. It isn't built for weddings alone — anything shaped like "to do, doing, done" fits — but it earns its keep locking down a date, a venue, and a guest list without losing a single thread.