~ paper for the moments worth keeping ~
One beautiful thing you'll actually pick up.
For the bride who's drowning in tabs, abandoned three planning apps, and just wants ONE nice thing on her kitchen island. A 13-page, print-ready wedding planner. Designed, not dumped.
Instant PDF · A4 + US Letter · No software needed
The Ultimate Wedding Planning Kit
Every wedding planner online is either free and ugly or $70 and full of stuff you don't need. This is the middle you couldn't find. Thirteen focused pages — the checklist, the budget, the guest list, the timeline — designed to sit on your kitchen table for nine months and not embarrass you.
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The right pages, not two hundred of them.
Focused pages. Not 160 of filler.
Months to the day, or two — the timeline flexes.
Apps to install. Tabs to open. Subscriptions to cancel.
I don't need 200 pages. I need the right pages.
The 12-Month Checklist
Everything, in the order you actually need to do it.
The Budget Tracker
Two spreads. Where every dollar is going, and where it went.
The Guest List
Twenty-two households per sheet. RSVPs, dietary, plus-ones.
The Vendor Directory
One page. Every supplier, every number, one place.
The Seating Chart
Draft it in pencil until it works.
The Wedding-Day Timeline
Hour by hour, so no one has to ask.
Beautifully organised. Effortlessly kept.
Start with the Ultimate Kit. Add save-the-dates, menus, and order-of-service pieces as they're released — all designed to sit in the same brand family.
The days these pages are for.
A Cotswolds barn in September.
A walled garden in June.
An Umbrian terrace in August.
An Edinburgh morning in May.
Styled imagery
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Because your mum keeps asking for updates.
Begin, quietly.
You're supposed to be enjoying this.
You've got a Google Sheet you don't open, a Notion page you abandoned, and 847 pins that aren't a plan.
You don't need another system. You need one beautiful thing you'll actually pick up. Here's what brides ask before they buy.
Is a PDF really worth $24.00 when there are free ones?
Free templates are free for a reason — they're built to be filled in, not to be kept. This is designed to sit on your kitchen island for nine months, be handed to your mum, and end up in the memory box after the day. You're not paying for a spreadsheet, you're paying for the object.
Only 13 pages — is that enough?
Yes. The competition sells 160-page mega-bundles because more pages sound like more value; in practice you use eleven of them. This kit is thirteen pages because those are the thirteen you actually reach for: the checklist, the two-part budget, the guest list, the vendor directory, the seating chart, the day-of timeline, and space for notes. Every page earns its place.
I've already started a spreadsheet — do I have to start over?
No. Pour what you have straight into the printed pages — the guest list transfers in ten minutes, the budget in twenty. Most brides tell us the physical planner ended up doing the thinking while the spreadsheet stayed open in a tab.