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A complete Irish wedding checklist, phased and dated
43 jobs from 15 months out to the morning itself, grouped by phase and dated against your day. The legal bits are in there too.
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0/79–12 months out
0/66–9 months out
0/73–6 months out
0/71–3 months out
0/6The final month
0/6After the day
0/4Common questions
Checklist generator, answered
What do couples most often forget?
The HSE notification. You must give at least three months' notice in person, both of you, with a €200 fee, and appointments in Dublin, Cork and Galway book out months ahead.
When do we need to confirm final numbers?
Most venues want final numbers and dietary requirements 10–14 days before the wedding. That is the point your bill is effectively fixed.
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Wedding Budget Calculator
Put in your budget and your guest count, and it splits the lot across all 22 categories using real prices. Change any line you like and the rest keeps up.
Guest Cost Calculator
A guest costs you far more than their dinner. Add up the meal, the drinks reception, the wine, the evening food and the rest of it, then see what taking twenty names off the list would actually save you.
Wedding Timeline Generator
Give it your date and it works backwards, with a real deadline on every job. Including the three months' notice to the HSE, which is the one nearly everybody forgets.
Wedding Savings Calculator
Put in your target, what you have saved already and your date. It tells you what to put away each month, and what changes if you move the wedding.
Wedding Day Schedule Builder
Tell it what time the ceremony starts and the whole day builds around that. Hair and makeup, the photos, the drinks reception, speeches, the band, food at ten and the last bus home.
Wedding Table Planner
Add your tables, drop people onto them, and find the problems now rather than at eleven o'clock the night before.