Wedding Budget Planner
A wedding budget rarely breaks because of one large number — it breaks because of the lines nobody wrote down. This planner puts the main categories in front of you; as you enter your own figures, the total and the cost per guest update immediately.
Nothing is sent to a server: the calculation runs entirely in your browser. Amounts are in Turkish lira (TRY).
How do you plan a wedding budget?
Planning a total without splitting it into categories is the most common mistake. Venue and catering together take more than half of most wedding budgets; the rest is divided between attire, photography and video, music, planning, jewellery and invitations.
Setting a ceiling first and fitting the categories into it works better than adding lines up and hoping for the best. The most useful thing this planner shows you is how the cost per guest moves when you change the guest count — that figure is what decides your venue.
What does the invitation line cost?
With printed invitations the cost is per copy: design, printing, envelopes and delivery. At 200 guests that line alone reaches four figures, and every guest added late means going back to the printer.
With a digital invitation the cost does not depend on the number of guests — sending one link to 50 people or to 500 costs the same. You can treat that line as fixed while everything else moves.
Frequently asked questions
Which part of a wedding budget is the biggest?
In most weddings the venue and catering together make up more than half of the total. Both are priced per guest, so the guest count is the fastest way to move the budget in either direction.
How is the cost per guest calculated?
The total budget is divided by the number of guests. Change the guest count in the planner and the figure updates immediately.
Are the amounts I enter saved?
No. Everything is calculated in your browser and nothing is sent to us.
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