Free Excel template: Wedding Planner

Web Based Planner or Spreadsheet Wedding Template?

There are many different on-line wedding planners.  For example, click here to see Marha Stewart’s on-line wedding planning tool.

I’ve created many different Excel based wedding planner templates and this one is the easiest to use. 

 

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Download the template:  Wedding-Planner-v3.5_.

 

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Compatibility

Please note that this file was created using Excel 2010 and also works in Excel 2013 & 2016. This file is not meant to be used with open office or google docs or Excel 2003.

 

Extend Input Ranges

Click here to see how to extend the input range for tasks & contacts (after watching intro video).

 

Modifications to the Excel file

Unfortunately I’m not always available to make changes to this template. But I will try 🙂

 

About Me

My name is Kevin Lehrbass. I’m a Data Analyst. I live in Markham.

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13 Comments Free Excel template: Wedding Planner

  1. johnny

    IS there a way we can add a number of guest with X person.
    For example when we add a name is there a way to specify how many persons will attend with that guest?
    John and sara are couples.
    instead of listing both of their name i will just add john and put 2 pers.

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    1. Kevin Lehrbass

      Hi Johnny.
      I considered this when creating the template but it would complicate the formulas so I ended up keeping it simple. Each row is a guest in the ‘Contact Input Sheet’. I have also experimented with adding more fields to allow linking one guest to another but this would also complicate it (and most people tell me they want something simple and easy to learn).
      If you’re interested in a more robust and flexible wedding planner then I believe ‘wedding wire’ has one. You would have to invest some time to be able to use it but it has many advanced features. http://www.weddingwire.com/
      Cheers,
      Kevin

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  2. Alyssa Mehl

    Hi, Kevin –
    I just found your template, and well, I downloaded and opened it and it stops at wedding dates in 2019. Here’s my problem as I’m getting married, or planning to, in 2021 – to my high school sweetheart and 1st husband, who I married 1st in 1981. We divorced in 1983 (I was very young).and then found each other again through FB in 2012. He moved across the country to live with me in 2016. I’ve chosen the date because it will be 40 years exactly since our first wedding. Can you tell me how to adjust the dates past 2019, or send an updated version? I find most of the templates available online to be too fluffy-foo-foo for my taste, and from what I’ve seen, yours is ultra-functional.
    Thank you for your time!

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    1. Kevin Lehrbass

      Hi Eric,

      You are welcome! I’m glad you’ve found it helpful 🙂
      Thank you for visiting my blog!

      Cheers,
      Kevin

      Reply
  4. Ozzy

    Hi Kevin!

    Thank you so much for your hard work on this! I’m getting started on using it for planning my Spring 2024 wedding, and I’m thrilled at how comprehensive it is. There’s so much flexibility, but enough rigidity that it’s reminded me of lots of important tasks.

    Did you share the password to un-protect the sheets? I don’t want to make changes to your robust formatting, but there’s tiny things I want to change, like the size of text headers and the width of columns. I hope that’s okay!

    Thanks again, and I hope you’re having a great day!

    Reply

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