Start on the Find A Vendor page. You can search three ways.
By category, if you know the kind of vendor you need. There are many, including venues, photo and video, catering and cakes, decor and styling, beauty and grooming, entertainment, wedding fashion and accessories and transport.
By location, so you see vendors near where the wedding will be. Worth widening this if your area is thin, since many vendors travel.
By keyword, if you already have something specific in mind, like “garden venue” or “traditional cake”.
Then use the filters to trim the list down to what matters to you. Open any profile to see photos, reviews and contact details.
Build a shortlist rather than picking one. Tap Bookmark on the profiles you like. With a free account your saved vendors stay in one place, so you can compare three or four properly instead of searching all over again. Most couples land on the right vendor by comparing, not by finding.
Order matters more than people think. Venues and photographers get booked furthest ahead, so start there. Our guide to when to book what in Kampala sets out a realistic sequence, and finding your perfect wedding photographer goes deeper on the one most couples agonise over.
Once you have a shortlist, here is how to contact them.