34 different pages: 12-month checklist with owner & due date, budget with planned/actual/paid/remaining, a guest list for 78 households, seating with 8 named seats per table, 12 vendor cards, day-of timelines in 15-minute rows
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A printable wedding workbook where every page has a job. A 12-month checklist (4 pages, three months each) with 'owner' and 'due' columns, plus a final countdown — two weeks, one week, the day before, the wedding morning; the marriage-license line says 'check your county' instead of inventing a month. Budget: a 16-category summary with planned / actual / paid / remaining (the typical US split is a small reference column, not a rule), three pages of line items (item, vendor, quoted, budgeted, deposit, paid, due, remaining) and a payment schedule. Guests: three pages for 78 households — address, invite sent, RSVP, meal, +1, hotel, table — and an alphabetical who-sits-where index. Seating: eight round tables with 8 numbered seats and a named line for each, a 10-seat head table and a grid to sketch the room. Vendors: a one-page directory and 12 vendor cards (quote, deposit, balance, due dates, contract number, insurance, what's included). Day-of: morning/ceremony and reception timelines in 15-minute rows, a coordinator page (contacts, emergency kit, rain plan), a shot list, music, menu & bar, honeymoon packing, a gift & thank-you tracker and notes. One blush palette and one typeface on every page; prints fine in grayscale. Two files: US Letter and A4. The free Lite is the checklist plus the budget summary (6 pages).
A Google Sheets link (“File → Make a copy”) plus an .xlsx file and a short PDF instructions sheet. The email with your files goes out right after payment, automatically — no waiting for a reply.
With 'At a glance' and the checklist: it runs month by month and every task has room for an owner and a due date. Then move to the budget and the guest list.
No. The typical split is a small reference column; the working columns are planned, actual, paid and remaining. Write your own numbers.
Print the seating pages again — each has four round tables of 8 named seats, and you write the table numbers in.
Lite is the checklist (5 pages) plus the budget summary. Pro is all 34 pages: line-item budget, payments, guests, seating, vendor cards, timelines, the day-of pages and the rest.