ForeverPlan — Wedding Budget Planner
Plan the day. Protect the budget.
What it does
A close friend got engaged this year, and within a week her "simple budget spreadsheet" had split into four separate documents that didn't talk to each other — one for budget, one for vendors, one for the guest list, one for a timeline she'd stopped updating by month two. ForeverPlan puts it all in one place instead. HTML tool, opens in any browser, works offline, auto-saves as you go.
Plan the day. Protect the budget. 🤍Wedding planning involves more moving pieces than any spreadsheet template can hold — vendors, deposits, timelines, guest counts, a hundred small decisions that all touch the same budget. ForeverPlan brings it all into one beautiful, calm place.✦ What's inside:Interactive Wedding Budget Planner (wedding_budget_planner.html)Open in any browser — Chrome, Safari, F
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