Wedding Planning Tools
Wedding planning tools for couples who think in spreadsheets. The anchor here is the Multi-Currency Wedding Budget Tracker, a £14 Google Sheets download that handles what most templates ignore: two sets of parents contributing, payments in more than one currency, and vendor cash-flow across the months. Buy it once and it is yours to keep — no subscription.
What the tracker is built to handle
Most wedding budget templates assume one payer, one currency and one country. This one starts from the messier reality: one family covering the venue in pounds, the other contributing from abroad, the couple paying vendors from a shared account. The Multi-Currency Wedding Budget Tracker keeps every contribution, currency and payment visible in one Google Sheet, so nobody is doing conversion maths in their head at the dinner table.
Signs you are the couple this was made for
- Contributions are coming from more than one household, and you need splits that show who has paid what.
- You are marrying abroad, or one partner lives or earns in another country.
- You would rather see vendor payments laid out across the months than face one terrifying total.
- Your idea of a relaxing evening genuinely includes a well-organised spreadsheet.
Pay once, plan for as long as it takes
The tracker is a one-off £14 purchase, not a subscription. The file is yours: copy it into your own Google account, adapt the categories to your wedding, and keep using it through postponements and replans. There is no app to install and nothing stops working when a free trial ends, because there is no trial.
Budget done — what the money becomes
A budget line for rings is more cheerful than most. If that decision is still ahead of you, moissanite engagement rings show how far a sensible ring budget can stretch, and matching couples bracelets make a small, planned treat for the two of you once the big numbers are settled. Both are built on the same 925 sterling silver as the rest of our jewellery — the tracker simply helps you find the room for them.
Frequently asked questions
What format is the wedding budget tracker?
It is a Google Sheets file. You buy it once for £14, copy it to your own Google account and adapt it to your wedding — no subscription, no app, no expiry.
How does the multi-currency feature help?
It is built for budgets where money arrives in more than one currency — a partner abroad, parents in another country or a destination wedding — keeping every contribution visible in one place.
Can it split costs between us and our parents?
Yes — splits across couples and parents are the tracker's core feature, so each household can see what it has contributed and what remains to pay.
Will it work for a UK wedding paid only in pounds?
Yes. Multi-currency support is there when you need it, but the tracker works just as well as a single-currency budget for a wedding planned and paid entirely in pounds.
Is this a physical planner?
No — it is a digital download, so nothing is posted. You receive the file after purchase and it is yours to keep through every replan and date change.