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Terms of Service

Effective date: 14 July 2026 · Version: 1.1

1. Who we are (Operator / Legal Notice / Impressum)

Wedder is operated by Maciej Besler, a sole proprietor (jednoosobowa działalność gospodarcza) established in Poland and trading as "Wedder."

  • Address: Poznań, Poland
  • Email: admin@wedder.eu
  • NIP (Tax ID) / VAT: PL7772880973 (NIP 7772880973)
  • Website: wedder.eu

This section also serves as the legal notice ("Impressum") required by German law (§ 5 Digitale-Dienste-Gesetz, DDG, which replaced § 5 Telemediengesetz on 14 May 2024) and Austrian law (§ 5 E-Commerce-Gesetz, ECG), because Wedder is offered to users in Germany and Austria. Because the Operator is a natural person conducting a sole proprietorship not entered in a commercial register, the required disclosures are the full first and last name; the geographic address at which the Operator is established; and a means of rapid electronic contact (the email address above).

2. What Wedder is

Wedder is a web-based wedding-planning tool for couples. With an active unlock code, you can:

  • build a public wedding website with an RSVP page;
  • manage a guest list;
  • plan seating;
  • create a gift registry by pasting links to items in external shops; and
  • send email invitations and announcements to your guests.

Wedder is a hosting service and a digital service (usługa cyfrowa) supplied continuously over the access period — not a one-off downloadable file. This classification matters for your withdrawal rights (see Section 12).

3. The unlock code — how access works

3.1 One-time code, no subscription. You buy a one-time "unlock code." There is no subscription and no automatic renewal. Two tiers are offered: Site and Plan.

3.2 Access period. A redeemed code gives you access for 6 or 12 months (depending on the code you bought), starting from redemption.

3.3 Renewal. To keep access after expiry, you buy and redeem another code. Renewal is always a fresh, deliberate purchase — never automatic.

3.4 Non-transferable. A code is for one couple / one wedding project. Once redeemed it may not be resold, sublicensed, or transferred, except as required by mandatory law.

3.5 At expiry. When the access period ends, your wedding site goes offline and your access ends. We may retain or delete your data as described in the Privacy Policy.

4. Where you buy — merchants of record

4.1 You do not buy the code directly from the Operator. Codes are sold through third parties who each act as the merchant of record — the legal seller who handles payment, tax/VAT, invoicing, and refunds:

  • via a checkout where Lemon Squeezy is the merchant of record; and
  • via third-party marketplaces — Etsy, eBay, Allegro, Gumroad, OLX — each of which is its own merchant of record.

4.2 What this means. Your purchase contract for the code is with the merchant of record, not the Operator. Payment, invoicing, sales tax/VAT, and the handling of refunds and chargebacks are governed by that merchant's terms. Lemon Squeezy's Buyer Terms state that "as merchant of record, Lemon Squeezy is an authorized reseller of the product for the Supplier," meaning you purchase the product from Lemon Squeezy while the product itself is licensed to you by the Operator. These Terms of Service govern your use of the Wedder service itself once you redeem a code.

4.3 Refunds. Except for statutory withdrawal rights (Section 12) and other mandatory consumer rights, refund requests are handled by the merchant of record you purchased from, under its policy. The Operator does not process card payments and cannot itself issue a card refund; where a customer requests a refund or raises a chargeback through Lemon Squeezy, Lemon Squeezy processes it on the Operator's behalf.

5. Eligibility and your account

You must be at least 18 years old and able to enter a binding contract. You are responsible for keeping your login credentials secure and for all activity under your account.

6. Your content and the rights you grant

6.1 You keep ownership. You retain ownership of everything you upload or create — photos, text (your story, event details), media, and gift links ("Your Content").

6.2 Warranty of rights. You represent and warrant that you own, or have all necessary rights, licenses, consents, and permissions to, Your Content, and that publishing and processing it through Wedder infringes no third party's intellectual property, privacy, publicity, contractual, or other rights, and breaks no law.

6.3 License to us. You grant the Operator a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to host, store, reproduce, display, transmit, and adapt (for technical/formatting purposes) Your Content, solely to operate, provide, secure, and improve the service — including displaying your wedding site to the public and transmitting invitations/announcements to your guests. This license lasts as long as Your Content is on the service and terminates when you delete it or your access ends, except for reasonable backup copies and where retention is legally required.

6.4 No endorsement / no pre-screening. The Operator does not create, select, monitor, endorse, or pre-screen Your Content and has no general obligation to do so (consistent with Article 8 DSA — no general monitoring obligation). Your Content is yours; you are solely responsible for it.

7. Guest data — you are the controller

7.1 When you upload and process your guests' personal data — names, emails, phone numbers, and optionally dietary or allergy information — you are the data controller for that data, and the Operator acts only as a processor on your behalf.

7.2 You represent that you have a lawful basis under the GDPR (Regulation (EU) 2016/679) to collect, upload, and process your guests' data and to contact them, and that you have provided any notices and obtained any consents required. Dietary/allergy notes can be special-category (health) data — limit them to what is strictly necessary and do not upload special-category data beyond what the service is designed for.

7.3 The controller/processor relationship — purposes, security, sub-processors, international transfers, and deletion — is governed by a separate Data Processing Agreement (DPA), incorporated by reference. If the DPA and these Terms conflict on data-processing matters, the DPA prevails. How the Operator handles data as its own controller (e.g., your account data) is described in the Privacy Policy. These three documents (Terms, DPA, Privacy Policy) are intended to be read together and not to contradict each other.

8. Acceptable use

You must not use Wedder to upload, publish, or transmit content that:

  • is illegal, infringing, or violates any third party's rights;
  • is hateful, discriminatory, defamatory, harassing, obscene, or incites violence;
  • is deceptive, fraudulent, or impersonates others;
  • contains malware or attempts to breach security; or
  • misuses the email feature — in particular, sending unsolicited bulk or commercial email (spam). The email tools are for genuine wedding invitations and announcements to your own guests whom you have a lawful basis to contact. You are responsible for compliance with anti-spam and marketing rules — including, where your guests are in Germany, the strict prior-consent (double opt-in) standard under § 7 UWG.

We may set reasonable technical limits (e.g., on email volume) to prevent abuse.

9. Reporting illegal content — notice and action

9.1 How to report. If you believe content on a Wedder-hosted page is illegal, you — any individual or entity — can notify us by email at admin@wedder.eu. So that we can act, please include:

  • a sufficiently substantiated explanation of why you consider the content illegal;
  • the exact electronic location (e.g., the exact URL(s));
  • your name and email address (except for reports involving child sexual abuse material, which do not require your identity); and
  • a statement that you believe in good faith that your report is accurate and complete.

9.2 What we do. We handle notices in a timely, diligent, non-arbitrary, and objective manner (Article 16 DSA). Where your notice contains contact details, we confirm receipt without undue delay and later notify you of our decision, with information on the possibilities for redress. We may remove or disable content, suspend or restrict a site or account, and — where appropriate — notify the affected user with a statement of reasons and information on how to contest our decision.

9.3 Micro-enterprise scope. This procedure implements the notice-and-action duties that apply to hosting services under Articles 16–18 of the EU Digital Services Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/2065, "DSA"). Because Wedder is operated by a sole proprietor that qualifies as a micro or small enterprise under Commission Recommendation 2003/361/EC, the additional "online platform" obligations in Section 3 of the DSA (Article 20 internal complaints system, Article 21 certified out-of-court settlement, Article 22 trusted flaggers, Article 24 transparency reporting) do not apply, per Article 19(1) DSA. We nonetheless offer a genuine, accessible reporting channel as described above. The exemption does not remove the hosting-service baseline (Articles 16–18) or the terms-transparency duty (Article 14), which we honour.

9.4 Copyright — DMCA. Because Wedder is sold globally, including into the United States, we also accept copyright complaints in the style of the U.S. Digital Millennium Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 512). Send a notice to admin@wedder.eu identifying the copyrighted work, the infringing material and its exact location, your contact details, a good-faith statement, and a statement under penalty of perjury that you are the owner or authorized to act. A user whose content is removed may submit a counter-notice, which we will forward; absent a lawsuit, we may restore the material after the statutory waiting period. We may remove content and terminate repeat infringers.

10. Suspension, removal, and termination

10.1 We may suspend, restrict, remove, or terminate content, a site, or an account if you breach these Terms or the law, if required by a competent authority, or to protect the service, guests, or third parties. Where practicable and lawful, we give notice and reasons.

10.2 Where we restrict or remove your content or account, and where we hold your electronic contact details, we will provide a clear statement of reasons and information on how to contest the decision, consistent with Article 17 DSA — except where the law provides otherwise.

10.3 Termination on expiry of the access period is governed by Section 3.5, not this Section.

11. Disclaimer of warranties and limitation of liability

11.1 "As is." To the maximum extent permitted by law, the service is provided "as is" and "as available," without warranties of any kind, express or implied, including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement. We do not warrant that the service will be uninterrupted, error-free, or secure, or that it will meet your expectations.

11.2 Limitation. To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Operator is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages, or for lost data, profits, or goodwill. The Operator's total aggregate liability arising out of or relating to the service is limited to the amount you paid for the unlock code giving rise to the claim.

11.3 Mandatory consumer rights preserved. Nothing in this Section excludes or limits any liability that cannot be excluded or limited under applicable mandatory law — including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, for fraud, for intentional or grossly negligent conduct, and the statutory conformity/liability regime for digital content and digital services under Polish law (art. 43k and following of the Ustawa o prawach konsumenta) and mandatory EU consumer-protection rules. If you are a consumer, your statutory rights are not affected by this Section.

12. Consumer right of withdrawal

12.1 The 14-day right. If you are a consumer in the EU/EEA, you generally have 14 days to withdraw from a distance contract without giving a reason (Article 9 of the Consumer Rights Directive 2011/83/EU; art. 27 of the Polish Ustawa o prawach konsumenta). For a service, the 14 days run from the conclusion of the contract.

12.2 Wedder is a digital service. Because Wedder is a hosted, continuously-supplied service (not a one-off downloadable file), it is a digital service (usługa cyfrowa) under art. 2 pkt 5a of the Polish Act and Art. 2(16) CRD — not "digital content." This determines how the withdrawal exclusion operates.

12.3 Immediate access and what you consent to. Redeeming a code starts the service immediately. At checkout/redemption you will be asked to (a) expressly request that performance begin during the 14-day period, and (b) acknowledge the consequences. Under art. 38 pkt 1 of the Polish Act (Article 16(a) CRD), you lose the right of withdrawal only once the service has been fully performed with your prior express consent, after you were informed that you would lose the right on full performance.

12.4 If you withdraw mid-term. Because a 6- or 12-month service is not "fully performed" at the start, if you requested immediate performance and then withdraw within the 14 days, you may still withdraw — but you must pay a proportionate amount for the access already provided up to the moment of withdrawal (art. 35 of the Polish Act; Article 14(3) CRD). If we failed to inform you of the right and its consequences, or you did not request early performance, you owe nothing (art. 36).

12.5 How to withdraw. Because the merchant of record concluded the sale, withdrawal and any refund are processed through that merchant (Lemon Squeezy or the marketplace). You may also notify us at admin@wedder.eu and we will coordinate.

13. Changes to these Terms

We may update these Terms — for example, to reflect legal or service changes. We will post the updated version with a new "last-updated" date and, consistent with Article 14(2) DSA, inform users of significant changes. Continued use after changes take effect means you accept them; if you do not agree, stop using the service. Changes will not retroactively reduce mandatory consumer rights.

14. Indemnification

To the extent permitted by law, and except where you are a consumer and mandatory law provides otherwise, you agree to indemnify and hold harmless the Operator from third-party claims, damages, and reasonable costs (including legal fees) arising from Your Content, your use of the service, your breach of these Terms, or your breach of any third party's rights or of your data-protection obligations as controller of your guest data.

15. Governing law and dispute resolution

15.1 Governing law. These Terms are governed by the law of Poland, without prejudice to mandatory EU consumer-protection rules.

15.2 Mandatory consumer carve-out. Nothing in these Terms affects the mandatory consumer-protection rights you have under the law of your country of residence. If you are a consumer, you cannot be deprived of the protection of mandatory provisions of the law where you habitually reside, and you cannot be forced into arbitration or a foreign court.

15.3 Courts. For disputes with business (non-consumer) users, the courts competent for the Operator's seat in Poland have jurisdiction. For consumers, jurisdiction follows mandatory law: under the Brussels I bis Regulation (EU) 1215/2012, a consumer may sue the Operator either in Poland or in the courts of the consumer's own domicile, and may be sued only in the courts of the consumer's domicile.

15.4 Out-of-court dispute resolution (consumers). As a consumer you may use out-of-court dispute resolution before the Polish Trade Inspection (Wojewódzki Inspektorat Inspekcji Handlowej) — including mediation and the permanent consumer arbitration courts — and you can obtain free assistance from a municipal or district consumer ombudsman (Rzecznik Konsumentów). The register of authorized ADR entities is maintained by UOKiK (polubowne.uokik.gov.pl). Participation is voluntary for both sides. In cross-border EU disputes you may also contact the European Consumer Centre (ECC) network.

16. Miscellaneous

If any provision is held invalid, the rest remains in effect. Our failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver. These Terms, together with the DPA and Privacy Policy, are the entire agreement about the service.