Yes, I Do - Wedding Planner

One day. Then all the rest of them.

Everybody hands you a checklist. Almost nobody tells you the two decisions that make every other decision easy — and they are the two most couples try to skip.

YES, I DO. is a 180-page undated wedding planner that starts where the others do not: with what the day is actually for, what you can genuinely afford, and how many people you can genuinely fit.

Dream · Plan · Gather · Wed

• The Money. Twenty budget categories. A deposit tracker, a contracts log, a payment schedule, and a page called The Costs Nobody Warns You About — corkage, overtime, cake-cutting fees, suppliers' meals. Every one of them has ruined somebody's budget.

• The Countdown. Twelve months to the morning, one page at a time. Twelve, ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one month. Four weeks. Two weeks. One week. The day before. The morning of.

• The Suppliers. Twenty-eight pages. Venue, caterer, cake, photographer, florist, music, hair, makeup, the dress, the suits, stationery, transport, celebrant, rings. Every one with a deposit, a balance, a contract and a contact. Plus the twelve questions to ask any supplier before you pay a penny.

• The Guests. The list, the B-list, plus-ones, children, the RSVP tracker, dietary requirements, the seating plan, and the address book you will need three times.

• The Look. Palette, bouquet, dress, bridesmaids, decor, cake.

• The Day. The running order, hour by hour. The order of service. The vows — two drafts, because nobody writes them well the first time. Speeches, the shot list, the family photographs, the emergency kit, and a page listing the ten jobs on the day, none of which should be yours.

• The Two of You. The part with nothing to do with the day. Money, honestly. The argument you will have. Two letters to each other — one to open on the morning, one to open in ten years.

• Afterwards. Honeymoon, name change, paperwork, thank-yous, and what you would do differently.

7,034 working hyperlinks. Nine tabs down the side of every page. Never scroll.

Three sizes, six files. A5, A4 and US Letter — hyperlinked digital versions plus clean printable versions.

Undated. Eight weeks or two years. Start at whichever countdown page matches the time you actually have.

Free bonus: THE WEDDING WEEK — the last seven days, one page each. Collect. Delegate. Stop.

Works with GoodNotes 6, Notability, Noteshelf, Xodo, and any PDF annotation app.

Instant download. A planning tool, not legal advice — marriage paperwork differs by country, so please check yours.