Saffron
Menu Builder
Food planning for every function, every type of guest, any budget.
You get
Menu brief + caterer questions
Open tool3 min
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Pick a tool. Answer a few questions. Leave with something useful.
Eight free tools for menus, music, vendors, budgets, rituals, guest messages, personal prep, and the final week. No login needed.
- 8
- focused tools
- 0
- logins to start
- ~3 min
- to an output
- Free
- to copy + print
The output is the point
Made for the family group, not another forgotten tab.
Eight free tools
Open one. Leave with something useful.
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Type a task, worry, ritual, dish or vendor — or open any of the eight tools listed below.
Rose
Sangeet Song Finder
Find songs by performer, moment, and how comfortable the room needs to feel.
You get
Song shortlist + performance order
Open tool2 min
Peacock teal
Guest WhatsApp Templates
Write every guest message once - invitations to thank-yous.
You get
Copy-ready messages + communication calendar
Open tool2 min
Ink blue
Vendor Question Bank
Know which questions reveal risk before you sign anything.
You get
Meeting sheet + contract risk summary
Open tool4 min
Temple gold
Ritual Explainers
Explain rituals to unfamiliar guests without making them feel small.
You get
Website wording + guest etiquette summary
Open tool3 min
Mehendi plum
Bridal & Groom Prep
Who prepares what, and by when - role by role.
You get
Prep checklist + wedding morning schedule
Open tool5 min
Banyan green
Budget Decision Guides
Where to spend, where to save, and how to talk about money calmly.
You get
Budget allocation + payment tracker
Open tool4 min
Sindoor
Wedding Week Command Centre
Run the final 7 days with owners, confirmations, and emergency notes.
You get
Final-week dashboard
Open tool6 min setup
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Three questions. A clear path.
Your shortest path
Three taps. A plan shaped around your wedding.
Tell us where you are today. We will put the three most useful free tools in the order to use them.
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What you walk away with
Planning that travels well.
Real output structures from the free tools. Copy, print, or share to the family group directly.
Menu Builder
Our Sangeet menu brief
220 guests · winter · Jain-friendly
- 01Welcome: saffron badam milk
- 02Live: chaat + dosa counters
- 03Dinner: 4 mains · 3 breads
- 04Ask the caterer: 12 questions
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Sangeet Song Finder
The family run of show
42 minutes · warm to high energy
- 01Opening · cousins
- 02Parents · the familiar favourite
- 03Couple · first dance
- 04Finale · everyone on the floor
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Vendor Question Bank
Photographer meeting sheet
18 questions · 5 contract checks
- 01Lead shooter named in writing
- 02Backup body and lighting plan
- 03Delivery dates by format
- 04Overtime and travel in the quote
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Budget Decision Guides
Our considered split
₹30–60L · 350 guests
- 01Food + venue · 46%
- 02Photo + film · 11%
- 03Decor · 13%
- 04Buffer kept aside · 8%
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Wedding Week Command Centre
Seven days, clearly owned
Day −7 to wedding morning
- 01Final vendor calls · A
- 02Guest rooms · R
- 03Payment envelopes · M
- 04Emergency kit · S
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Why these tools exist
The difficult decisions arrive together.
A good plan should make the next family conversation gentler.
Indian wedding planning is complicated in a very human way. Food changes the guest experience. A vendor clause changes the budget. A ritual explanation changes whether someone feels included. One message can calm a hundred people or confuse them all.
A vendor answer matters more than a brochure
Who steps in if the lead photographer is unwell? Is the catering rate fixed against final headcount? Which parts of the decor quote are provisional? Calm, specific questions surface the risks that glossy decks quietly leave out.
The budget is a set of decisions
The total number matters, but allocation, hidden charges, payment timing, and conversations between two families determine how it feels. A plan should leave room for joy and for the costs no first quote remembers to mention.
Common questions
Before you open a tool.
Can I use these tools without signing in?
Yes. Every tool opens for free, and outputs can be saved on this device first. Signing in is only for syncing the same work across devices.
How do I plan food for a wedding with Jain guests?
The Menu Builder plans function by function with Jain, vegan, children, elder-friendly, and seasonal considerations, then creates a brief and caterer questions you can share.
What should I ask a wedding photographer before booking?
The Vendor Question Bank covers named shooters, backup equipment, coverage hours, editing and delivery, raw files, cancellation, overtime, travel, and what is excluded from the quote.
How do I explain Indian wedding rituals to unfamiliar guests?
Ritual Explainers gives warm wording for websites, ceremony booklets, and WhatsApp, including meaning, what guests will see, and how they can participate respectfully.
What is a realistic Indian wedding budget split?
Budget Decision Guides works across four budget bands and helps allocate venue, food, photography, decor, outfits, travel, and a deliberate contingency buffer.
How do I build a sangeet performance order?
The Song Finder filters by performer, moment, energy, language, and family comfort, then turns the shortlist into an ordered run of show with a runtime estimate.
What should be confirmed one week before the wedding?
The Command Centre covers vendor confirmations, remaining payments, family packing, guest logistics, emergency contacts, and day-by-day ownership from Day −7 onward.
Will my saved planning survive a page refresh?
Yes. Device-saved outputs and profile details use local browser storage and remain available when you return on the same browser unless its site data is cleared.
Your wedding is plannable
Begin with one useful thing.
The tools are independent. Use one, use all eight, or return when the next decision arrives. Everything you save lives in your free workspace.