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The free wedding budget spreadsheet

Excel or Google Sheets. Live formulas already built in. No email, no sign-up — just the file.

Confetti · Updated September 2026

Almost every "free" wedding budget spreadsheet asks for your email first. This one doesn't. Click the link, get the file, close the tab if you like — we don't collect anything and there's nothing to unsubscribe from later.

Download the spreadsheet

.xlsx — works in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers and LibreOffice.

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The budget spreadsheet: eight of fourteen categories with editable percentages, calculated allocations and a spent column, above totals for budget, allocated, remaining and cost per guest.
Enter your total once; every allocation calculates itself.
Confetti free wedding budget spreadsheet: a dashboard splitting a $30,000 budget across venue, catering, photography, flowers, music, attire, planner and cake, showing allocated against spent.
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What's inside

You don't need to be a spreadsheet person. Enter your total budget in one cell and the whole thing populates. If you want to shift money toward photography and away from flowers, change two percentages — the amounts follow.

How to use it in Google Sheets

Download the file, then in Google Sheets choose File → Import → Upload and drop the .xlsx in. Every formula carries across. In Excel or Numbers, just open it.

The percentages it starts with

These are typical U.S. averages — a sensible starting shape, not a rule. Change any of them.

Category%On a $30,000 budget
Venue & rentals22%$6,600
Catering & drinks22%$6,600
Photography & video12%$3,600
Flowers & décor10%$3,000
Music & entertainment8%$2,400
Attire & beauty7%$2,100
Everything else + buffer19%$5,700

Prefer not to download anything?

The same budget planner runs right in your browser — nothing to install, and your numbers stay on your device.

Use the web version instead

Same categories, same maths, no file to manage.

Open the free budget planner →

Common questions

Is it really free?

Yes — no email gate, no sign-up, no payment. We'd rather you find it genuinely useful and tell someone.

Will it work in Google Sheets?

Yes. Import the .xlsx and the formulas carry across.

Can I change the categories?

Of course. Rename them, delete what doesn't apply, add your own. It's your file.

Is my data sent anywhere?

No. It's a file on your computer. Nothing is uploaded, by us or by the spreadsheet.

Also free, same deal — no email: the wedding guest list template with RSVP tracking and automatic meal counts.

Want the full picture before you start? Read how much a wedding actually costs, how to save money on a wedding, and what to budget for tips.

Also free, no email: the vendor payment tracker — deposits, balances and due dates across every vendor, with overdue payments flagged automatically.

And for afterwards: the gift & thank-you tracker.

See all six free wedding spreadsheets in one place.