Build your checklist
The generator uses your event date as the anchor. Due dates are shown in U.S. month-day-year format and clamp to the nearest valid calendar day when a month is shorter.
Generated checklist
Use the on-page checklist for progress tracking, then copy the plain-text version if you want to move everything into notes, email, or a project tool.
Assumptions and rounding
The checklist appears here after generation. It uses whole-day scheduling, approximate planning windows, and a practical rather than exhaustive task list.
Plain-text export
How it works
The generator starts with a base wedding planning timeline, then adds or removes tasks depending on the wedding format, estimated guest count, and how much planning support you expect to have. A destination event adds travel-heavy tasks, while a micro wedding strips out a few large-event logistics.
Every task gets a due date by counting backward from the wedding day. Dates are rounded to whole days. If a target month does not contain the same numeric day, the due date lands on the nearest valid calendar day for that month.
This is meant to be a strong operational checklist, not a legal, venue-specific, or cultural requirement list. Always adjust the generated tasks to match your contracts, customs, and local rules.
Planning note
Wedding schedules vary by venue rules, travel needs, family commitments, and vendor availability. Use this checklist as a planning framework, then confirm timing and requirements directly with your venue, officiant, and vendors before making final commitments.