One moment for every guest
Add the ceremony time and the countdown remembers the time zone you set it in. A guest who opens your link in another country counts down to the same moment, and the board tells them the time in their own clock. Without a time, it counts to midnight at the start of the day wherever each guest is.
Weeks and months to go
Planning often runs in weeks and months, so the board shows both under the big numbers. For example, from Tuesday, 10 November 2026 to a wedding on Saturday, 12 June 2027:
| To | Date | Calendar days | Weeks | Months | Weekdays |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wedding | 12 June 2027 | 214 | 30 w 4 d | 7 mo 2 d | 154 |
Counted from Tuesday, 10 November 2026, the day this page was last updated. Weekdays are Monday to Friday from that day up to the day before, public holidays not removed.
Ideas for the countdown
- Put the link on your wedding website or in the group chat.
- Run it full screen on a laptop at the rehearsal dinner.
- Save other dates too (the hen or stag weekend, the honeymoon flight) in My countdowns.
Questions and answers
Which time zone does it use?
Yours. A date with no time counts to midnight at the start of that day on your device. If you add a time, the countdown remembers the time zone you set it in, so a shared link reaches zero at the same moment for everyone, and each person sees it in their own local time.
Where are my countdowns saved?
Only in this browser, in local storage. Press Save to add one to My countdowns; it is there the next time you open any TimerNook countdown page on this device. Clearing your browser data removes them. Nothing is sent to us.
Can I share a countdown?
Yes. Press Copy link and send it. The link holds the name, date and time; it opens the same countdown on any device. Shared links are not added to search results.