Sikh wedding timeline generator
Pick your wedding date and get a personalised 18-month plan, from booking the Gurdwara to the day-of run sheet, with every milestone on a real date you can actually work to.
Turn this into a living checklist
Each of these milestones hides hundreds of smaller tasks that are easy to miss along the way. The kit’s Master To-Do List breaks them all out, tags them by ceremony and side, and lets the whole family tick them off together, next to your budget, guest list and shagun ledger.
Planning-timeline questions, answered
When should I start planning a Punjabi wedding?+
Ideally 12–18 months out. The Gurdwara / Anand Karaj date, popular venues, and the best photographers book earliest, so lock those first, then work down through catering, décor and outfits.
How far in advance should I book the Gurdwara?+
As early as you can, 12–16 months ahead for a peak-season Anand Karaj slot. Confirm the date and Granthi ji before you book anything else, because the whole wedding weekend anchors to it.
What is the order of Punjabi wedding events?+
Broadly: the Roka/engagement well ahead, then in the final weeks Maiyan/Haldi, Choora, Jaggo, and Sangeet/Mehndi, the Anand Karaj on the wedding day, and the reception after. This generator places each on a real date counting back from your wedding day.
How long before the wedding should invitations go out?+
Send save-the-dates around 8 months out (earlier for overseas guests) and formal invitations about 3 months before, with RSVPs tracked per event so your caterer headcount is accurate.
Is this wedding timeline generator free?+
Yes. Free, no signup, and your date stays in your browser. The full planning kit turns this into a live master to-do list you can assign to family and tick off, alongside your budget, guest list and shagun ledger.