Wedding budget tracker
Track your wedding spending in one place — set a budget, plan each category, and log what you actually spend to see exactly what's left. Free, no login, saved on your device. Not sure how to split the budget first? Start with the wedding budget calculator.
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Your tracker saves automatically in this browser — no account needed. It stays on this device.
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Wedding Budget Calculator
One number in, a full plan out: enter your total budget and see what each category gets, contingency reserve included.
Open →Vendor Tip Calculator
Suggested gratuities for every vendor, plus a cash-envelope checklist so nothing gets forgotten on the day.
Open →Wedding Savings Plan Calculator
How much to set aside each month (or each paycheck) so the money is there by the wedding date.
Open →Frequently asked questions
Is this wedding budget tracker free?
Yes — it's completely free with no login. Your tracker saves automatically in your browser and stays on your device.
What's the difference between this and the budget calculator?
The budget calculator suggests how to split a total budget across categories in one shot. The tracker is for ongoing use: you set planned amounts, then log what you actually spend so you can watch remaining money and catch overspending as you book vendors.
How do planned, actual, and remaining work?
Planned is what you've budgeted for a category; actual is what you've spent or committed so far; remaining is planned minus actual. The summary at the top rolls these up into total spent, money remaining against your budget, and how much of your budget is still unallocated.
Will I lose my data?
Your tracker is saved in this browser's local storage, so it persists between visits on the same device. Clearing your browser data or switching devices will start a fresh tracker.
Last reviewed June 2026 by Jared Waterworth. Estimates use widely accepted wedding-planning rules of thumb — see how we estimate. Numbers vary by region, season, and vendor, so verify before you book or buy.