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The useful bits families keep asking for.
Not another generic checklist. Price the langar and dhol, sort the choora samaan, brief your decorator from a proper moodboard, and stop the family WhatsApp becoming the wedding’s second venue.
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Put dates and numbers around the dream
Wedding budget calculator
Price a real Punjabi-Sikh wedding—from the Gurdwara and langar to the dhol, décor and five-event catering—in your own currency.
Build your estimate
18-month timeline generator
Turn your wedding date into real deadlines for the Gurdwara, venue, paathis, outfits, invitations and wedding-week run sheet.
Generate your datesThe culturally specific bits
The things a standard planner forgets
Samaan names, ceremony language and shopping details that make sense to a Punjabi family on both sides of the wedding.
Samaan checklist
Vatna, phulkari, gaggar, choora and kaleere—see the ritual items ceremony by ceremony and tick them off.
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Punjabi wedding glossary
Plain-English explanations, with Gurmukhi where it helps, for Anand Karaj, Laavan, Milni, Kurmai, Vatna and more.
Look up a termShopping favourites
A practical short-list for ceremony samaan, phulkari, jutti, décor, gifts and the small things people remember too late.
Browse the listNew planning handbooks
Sort the messy bits before the group chat does
These are short, opinionated systems you can set up in one evening and hand to the cousins, vendors and parents helping you.
Guide 01Build a moodboard vendors can use
A Punjabi wedding Pinterest system: separate boards for Anand Karaj, Maiyan, Mehndi/Jaggo, reception, outfits and photography—then turn the pins into a one-page brief.
Guide 02Share big wedding files without chaos
Choose the right home for photographer galleries, fitting videos, vendor PDFs and family uploads—with a folder plan, permissions and file names that survive the wedding week.
Guide 03Run family WhatsApp without 400 replies
Use four purposeful groups, one pinned source of truth and a message template for venues, dress codes, transport and last-minute changes.
Want to see the actual organizer?
Use a sample wedding. Break nothing.
Open the real Guest List, Shagun Tracker and Master To-Do List with sample families, events and amounts already entered. No signup and no email.
Try the live demoA useful find elsewhere
Desi Family Tree Builder
MyDesiTree labels relatives with familiar kinship terms—Dada Ji, Chacha, Masi and Nanaki—so both sides can see how everyone connects. It is external, free and unaffiliated with us.
When the free pages become ten spreadsheets
Put the whole wedding in one organizer
The full kit joins the 80+ task list, multi-currency budget, guest and shagun ledger, ceremony run sheets, shopping guides and Excel export.