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The useful bits families keep asking for.

Not another generic checklist. Compare vendors before paying a deposit, price the langar and dhol, sort the choora samaan, then use our short-list of useful websites for everything else.

Built for Sikh weddingsWorks on your phoneNo email wall
Bride in a deep red dupatta showing her choora and kaleere
Ceremony details, not stock-office planning
Chaat and golgappa station under marigold garlands for a Maiyan event
Traditional Punjabi phulkari embroidery

Start here

Ask first. Then put dates and numbers around the plan.

Colourful Punjabi wedding décor prepared for a Mehndi celebration

Vendor negotiation checklist

Ask the right questions before paying photographers, venues, caterers, decorators, DJs, Gurdwaras, halwai and baraat suppliers.

Prepare before you call
Bride's mehndi-covered hands wearing a red and white choora

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
Colourful Punjabi phulkari embroidery used as wedding palette inspiration

Wedding colour palette

Randomise five colours, find adjacent or complementary shades, lock favourites and replace individual colours.

Build a palette
Garden jhula decorated with yellow marigold garlands for a Maiyan celebration

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 dates

The 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.

Dholki drums ready for a Punjabi wedding song gathering

Ceremony song packs

Suhaag, ghorian and boliyan arranged for Sangeet, Mehndi, Maiyan, Jaggo, Choora, Sehra Bandi and Vidaai—with Gurmukhi and singing cues.

Choose a song folio
Red and gold bridal kaleere hanging in close-up

Samaan checklist

Vatna, phulkari, gaggar, choora and kaleere—see the ritual items ceremony by ceremony and tick them off.

Open the checklist
Sikh groom wearing a wedding pagh with a kalgi and pearl mala

Punjabi wedding glossary

Plain-English explanations, with Gurmukhi where it helps, for Anand Karaj, Laavan, Milni, Kurmai, Vatna and more.

Look up a term
Traditional Punjabi phulkari embroidery in orange, pink and gold

Shopping favourites

A practical short-list for ceremony samaan, phulkari, jutti, décor, gifts and the small things people remember too late.

Browse the list

Takeaway templates

A practical brief you can use today

No account and no email capture. This practical template stays in your browser.

Marigold wedding décor collected for a Punjabi wedding moodboard

Moodboard vendor brief

Copy or print a one-page creative brief with ceremony context, must-haves, hard noes and practical constraints.

Open the brief
Punjabi phulkari embroidery ready for wedding shopping

One more practical tool

Plan the Punjab shopping trip at the end

Shortlist first, then build a route you can actually finish. The planner checks your dates and daily load, keeps measurements and orders private on your device, and lets you download the complete plan.

Build the shopping route
Traditional dholki drums laid out for wedding songs

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 demo

When the free pages become ten spreadsheets

Put the whole wedding in one organizer

The full kit joins the 314-task list, multi-currency budget, guest and shagun ledger, ceremony run sheets, shopping guides and Excel export.

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