Money
Budget categories, planned costs, actual spending, deposits, paid amounts, and balances.
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Budget, guests, vendors, seating, and timelines in one calm place, so nothing slips through the cracks.
Private by default. Free to plan the whole wedding. Premium unlocks printable PDF binders.
01The workspace
Budget, guest list, vendors, seating, and timelines stay connected, with planning health and next actions on the surface so you always know what to do next.
02What it holds
A wedding planning spreadsheet should keep every planning table connected: money, people, vendors, tasks, seating, and timing. Wedding Sheets starts with those core modules so couples do not have to assemble separate files by hand.
Budget categories, planned costs, actual spending, deposits, paid amounts, and balances.
Guest names, RSVP status, meals, contacts, addresses, and table assignments.
Quotes, contracts, deposits, phone, email, and remaining payments in one view.
Excel workbooks, PDF previews, and Premium themed binder downloads for sharing.
03Every module
Each module maps to a common wedding planning search: budget spreadsheet, guest list template, vendor comparison sheet, checklist timeline, seating chart, and printable wedding binder.
Track categories, planned budget, actual spending, deposits, paid amounts, and remaining balances.
Manage RSVP status, meals, addresses, contact details, plus table assignments for seating.
Compare quotes, deposits, contracts, balances, and contact information across vendor types.
Start from 56 default tasks, then organize work around your wedding date and planning style.
Create tables, assign guests, and check capacity before exporting a clean seating sheet.
Preview your planning pages, then use Premium to download watermark-free themed PDF files.
Start with quick estimates for the two decisions that change everything: money and people. Then open Wedding Sheets when you are ready to turn the estimate into a connected planning workspace.
Estimate a wedding budget breakdown by category, then move into budget, vendor, Excel, and PDF workflows.
Estimate invite count from capacity and RSVP rate, then use the result with guest list and seating planning.
04Start from an example
Use example plans for common wedding budgets and guest counts, then refine the estimate in Wedding Sheets with your actual vendors, RSVPs, seating, and payments.
Use the resource library for answer-first planning guidance, then open Wedding Sheets when you are ready to turn decisions into a working spreadsheet.
Start with one connected wedding spreadsheet that covers the budget, guest list, vendors, checklist timeline, seating chart, and day-of schedule. Wedding Sheets keeps those planning areas in one workspace and exports the data to Excel or PDF when you need to share it.
A practical wedding planning spreadsheet should include a budget tracker, guest list, RSVP tracker, vendor tracker, payment tracker, checklist timeline, seating chart, day-of timeline, and exportable documents for sharing with family or vendors.
A wedding budget should track planned costs, actual spending, deposits, balances, and vendor payment status across categories such as venue, catering, photography, attire, flowers, entertainment, rentals, stationery, transportation, and contingency.
Yes. Wedding Sheets can export an editable Excel workbook with planning data and validation dropdowns, so you can keep a spreadsheet copy outside the web app.
Yes. Wedding Sheets provides PDF previews for planning sections, and Premium unlocks watermark-free PDF downloads with all available PDF themes.
No. Wedding Sheets is a spreadsheet-like wedding planning web app. It is built for connected planning workflows, optional signed-in cloud sync, Excel export, and PDF binder output rather than a standalone Google Sheets file.
No template setup required. Add your wedding data, export Excel when you need a workbook, and preview PDF planning pages as the plan comes together.