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Keep the top-line numbers visible so one new decision does not hide its effect on everything else.
Wedding Budget Planner
Keep the working budget, vendor quotes, deposits, installments and payment dates beside the guest list and the decisions that created them.

Built around real commitments
See what has actually been promised, what has left the account and which payment dates still need attention.
Keep the top-line numbers visible so one new decision does not hide its effect on everything else.
Record quotes beside the vendor contact, inclusions, concerns and final selection.
Track partial payments instead of treating a booked vendor as fully paid.
See future due dates and overdue items before they become wedding-week surprises.
Understand where the plan is concentrated without losing the individual expenses.
Keep the same current figures available to the buyer and one approved partner.
Start with the guest list
Venue rental, photography and attire may change little when the guest count moves. Catering, beverages, rentals, stationery and favors often change with each person.
| Part of the budget | Example method | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed costs | $12,000 regardless of guest count | The per-guest share falls as more guests attend, but the bill does not. |
| Per-person costs | $145 × confirmed guests | Every added guest changes food, beverage, rentals and related totals. |
| Contingency | 5–10% of the working total | Protects the plan from forgotten charges and ordinary changes. |

Useful before you commit
The public budget guides show the calculation and the questions to ask. You only sign in when you are ready to save your own wedding information.
Use one formula for fixed and per-person costs, then see how 50, 100 and 150 guest decisions differ.
Learn more →Normalize scope, fees, taxes, gratuities and payment terms before choosing a quote.
Learn more →Build a due-date plan that protects cash flow and exposes crowded payment months.
Learn more →Questions, answered
No. Budget and payment tracking are part of the complete Wedding To Do List planner, so vendor, guest and timeline decisions stay connected.
Yes. You can record paid amounts and future payment entries rather than treating a vendor as simply paid or unpaid.
Yes. Vendor records can hold quote details, inclusions and concerns so the final choice is not based on the headline number alone.
No. Every sample is an illustrative planning model. Local availability, service level, taxes, fees and contracts determine actual prices.
Wedding To Do List
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