Budget planner

know where it all goes.

Every cost by category, every supplier and every deposit in one place. See what is spent, what is still to pay and when it is due.

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£25, paid once. Included in The Day.

Amara and Joel · Budget

budget.

£3,720 left to pay

£14,280spent of £18,000

12: suppliers
3: due this month
1: overdue

Venue£6,500 paid
Catering£3,900 of £5,200
Flowers£450 of £1,400

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Florist deposit recorded. £450.

How it works

every pound. in one place.

What you spend

Wedding budgets have a habit of creeping. Set a target total, then track what you have estimated, what you have committed and what is still to pay.

Costs sit in categories like venue, catering, flowers and photography, started for you so the page is never blank. Edit them in a table, or switch to a spreadsheet view for quick entry. Already have a spreadsheet? Import it.

Who you pay

Keep your suppliers in an address book with contacts and notes, and link each one to the costs they cover. Record each deposit and final payment as it goes.

The payments list sorts what is still owed into overdue, due this month and coming up. Due dates appear on your wedding calendar too.

The details

everything a budget can track.

A one-off add-on, included in The Day.

A target: Set your overall budget and watch estimated and actual spend against it.
Categories: Every cost in a category, started for you with sensible defaults.
Suppliers: Contacts and notes for each supplier, linked to the costs they cover.
Deposits and payments: Record what you have paid. What is left is worked out for you.
When it is due: Overdue, due this month and coming up, in one list.
Charts: Spend by category, estimate against actual, and payments over time.
Spreadsheet and import: Quick entry in a grid, or bring in the file you already have.
A PDF summary: A clean, printable budget to share or file.