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WeddingWire's Three New Apps

Remember when giving wedding guests disposable cameras was innovative? WeddingWire CEO Tim Chi, here with the newest member of his family, says brides and grooms still want guest photos but they want to see and share them instantly. The Chevy Chase, Md., company released three apps last week, including one that lets wedding guests instantly post pictures to the couple’s wedding website. The WedSocial app also provides local information and maps for out-of-town guests. WedTeam lets couples coordinate with wedding professionals. And WedStyle is a social affirmation app that lets engaged people get instant feedback on their wedding style from the wedding community. As of this week, the app's had over 6,000 downloads, with WedSocial leading the charge. Tim's daughter had no comment.

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