
Wedding Budget Planner
Pages to set a total, split it into categories and track what you actually spend.
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Pages to set a total, split it into categories and track what you actually spend.

Downloads and courses
Download as soon as you pay. Yours to keep.
$9

Pages to set a total, split it into categories and track what you actually spend.
$5

A year of small jobs on one printable list, from the first conversation to the last week.
$5
A tidy sheet for names, replies, tables and thank-you notes.
$6

Hour-by-hour sheets for the morning, the ceremony and the evening, with jobs for each helper.
$8

Round and long table plans to cut out, move around and finally write up.
$18

How to set up a garden for guests: chairs, shade, cloth, lighting and a plan for rain.
$32

The whole plan in one workbook: budget, guests, decor, food and the day itself.
Video course
$59

Six short lessons on setting a budget and planning every part of the day around it.
Printed to order
My designs, printed to order and shipped by Printful.
Tee
$28

A soft cotton tee, printed to order.
Mug
$18

An 11 oz glossy mug, dishwasher safe.
Hoodie
$54

A heavy, warm hoodie, printed to order.
$30

A matte print, 12 by 16 inches.
Mug
$18

An 11 oz glossy mug, dishwasher safe.
Tote
$24

An organic cotton tote for every day.
Tote
$24

An organic cotton tote for every day.
Sticker
$5

A kiss-cut vinyl sticker, 3 by 3 inches.
A new video every Saturday: one part of the plan, from the budget to the morning of the day.

The whole plan, from the chairs and the white cloth to what it really cost.

Swatches on a table, three colours and why I decide on them first.

One printed page, a pen and the three things I look at every morning.

I planned my sister’s wedding in the garden behind our house with a tiny budget, a lot of fabric and the help of every aunt we have. It went so well that friends began to ask me how, and I have been writing down the answers ever since. A good wedding is about the people and the planning, and it does not need a huge bill.
Each week I film one part of the plan: the budget, the guest list, the fabric, the food, the morning of the day itself. What I sell is the part you can print and tick off: a budget planner, a twelve-month checklist, a day-of timeline and two video courses for anyone who wants to plan a lovely wedding without losing sleep.
Plan a Wedding on a Small Budget was clear and easy to follow. I used what I learned the same week.
“Plan a Wedding on a Small Budget was clear and easy to follow. I used what I learned the same week.”
A free letter every Sunday: one part of the plan, one saving I found this week and one job to tick off.
After checkout you receive an email with a download link, and the same link is shown on the confirmation page. The planners and checklists are PDFs made to print on ordinary A4 or Letter paper.
Yes: tees, totes, mugs and notebooks with my own drawings of bouquets, rings and cranes. Each is printed to order and shipped by Printful, and the cost and delivery time show at checkout.
One every Sunday. Every email has an unsubscribe link at the bottom, and it works at once.
It is whatever number you can pay without borrowing. The planner starts with that number and splits it, so it works for a very small wedding and for a medium one.
The Twelve-Month Checklist is the cheapest and shows you what to do when. If you already have a number in mind, take the Wedding Budget Planner.
No. The checklist has a short version for six months and even three months, and the second course has a lesson on setting up the day before.