The Wedding Look Planner

SANTORA

The
Wedding
Look
Planner

Every function. Every look. And exactly what you still haven't bought.

Google Sheets & printable · 7 look pages
12 slots per look · budget by look

Your lehenga is sorted. Your bag isn't.

Neither is the footwear. Or the petticoat in the right colour. Or whatever you'll end up buying at 11pm the night before, in a panic, at whatever price they ask.

₹599

Get the planner — ₹599

Instant access · Works on your phone · 7-day refund

Nobody is thinking about the bag

You are thinking about the lehenga. Your mother is thinking about the jewellery. The whole family has an opinion on the reception.

Meanwhile the mehendi footwear, the sangeet clutch, the blouse still at the tailor and the outfit for the pooja after the wedding are sitting in nobody's head at all.

They surface one at a time, always late, always at the worst possible moment — and always at a price you would never have agreed to with three weeks in hand.

The reason this keeps happening

You shop item by item. From different shops, on different weekends, weeks apart.

But you dress look by look. Twelve separate pieces that all have to agree with each other, on one morning, in photographs you will look at for the rest of your life.

Twelve pieces. Seven functions. That is eighty-four separate decisions, and the only place they are currently written down is your memory and four hundred screenshots.

One screen. Every look. Everything still missing.

Twelve rows for the twelve pieces. One column for each of your functions. One glance tells you where everything stands.

In hand Ordered Decided Already own Nothing yet

Look at the cover above. Two columns are almost entirely grey — two whole functions nobody has started. One row is empty all the way across — a category you could finish in a single trip.

That is the product. Not a checklist telling you what to buy. A board showing you what you haven't.

What it does for you

Finds the gaps early, while they are still cheap to fix
Shows what each look actually cost you — not one lump budget that hides which function ate the money
Stops duplicate buying, because you list what you and your family already own first
Tracks everything at the tailor — paid for, not in your hands, nobody chasing it
Catches the small things: inner layer, footwear, bag, pins. The four that cause every last-week panic
Takes two minutes to update after a shopping trip. Not an evening you don't have

What you get

Seven look pages, one per function, already built
Twelve slots per look, with the four everyone forgets
A completeness board that fills itself from your look pages
Budget by look, with live spent and remaining totals
A wardrobe inventory so you do not buy twice
A tracker for everything at the tailor
Shop record, plus the questions to ask before you pay
A final 15 days checklist
Function-day bag planner
A post-wedding wardrobe planner for your first year
One fully filled example so you can see how it works

Eighteen tabs. Every total calculates itself. Opens on your phone, in a shop, in the middle of a decision.

₹599

Against a trousseau you are spending lakhs on.

One duplicate saree you didn't need costs more than this. So does one pair of sandals bought in a rush the night before. So does one function you forgot to plan for.

If it doesn't help, write within seven days and get your money back. No questions, no form to fill in.

Honestly, don't buy this if

You want styling advice. This will not tell you what suits you.
You have a stylist or a planner already doing this for you.
You have one or two functions. It is overbuilt for you.
You know you will not update it. A tracker nobody touches is worse than none.
Your shopping is already finished.

We would rather you kept your ₹599 than bought something that sits unopened.

Questions

Is this a PDF?

No. It is a live Google Sheet. Totals add themselves up, and the board updates as you fill your look pages. A printable version is included too, for anyone who prefers paper — usually your mother.

Do I need to know spreadsheets?

No. You tap a dropdown and type a number. Everything else is already built. Setup is under twenty minutes, once.

Will it work for my community's wedding?

Yes. You name your own functions. Nothing is fixed to one set of rituals.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes, in the free Google Sheets app. That is where most of it gets used — standing inside a shop, deciding.

I have already started shopping. Is it too late?

No. Mark what you have already bought and it starts from where you are. Its whole job is showing what is left.

Can I share it with my mother?

Yes, and you should. A planner one person maintains alone is a diary. One two people can see is a system.