Alternative to hiring a wedding stylist
A wedding stylist or day-of designer typically charges anywhere from a few hundred to well over a thousand dollars just to hand you a color direction, a moodboard, and some attire and decor notes. That is a real service, but it is not the only way to get there.
What a stylist actually delivers
Strip away the consultation calls and the moodboard presentation, and the deliverable is usually a named color and style direction, guidance on attire and decor, and a few do and don't rules to keep vendors consistent.
The same deliverable, one-time, 19 USD
Wedpalette produces that same kind of direction: a named concept, a palette of 5 to 6 coordinated colors, attire guidance for both partners, and decor direction for florals, tables, and stationery, for a one-time 19 USD instead of a stylist's day rate or retainer.
Where a stylist still wins
A human stylist can walk your actual venue, negotiate with your actual florist, and handle changes in person. If you need someone on-site managing vendors, hire one. If you need the color and style direction they'd start with, that's the part this replaces.