Free Indian wedding planning tools
Budget calculator, Saptapadi with 13-language translation, shubh muhurat finder, sangeet song picker, honeymoon matcher and more — all free.
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Haldi · Mehendi · Sangeet · Wedding · Reception …
Total estimate
₹1.09 Cr
≈ ₹31k per guest
Itemised breakdown
₹3,500/plate × 350 × 3 functions
Mandap, ceiling, stage, walkway, lighting
Multi-day team, edits, albums
Logistics, hospitality, on-ground crew
Room blocks, transfers, hampers
Outfits, jewellery, HMUA
DJ, dhol, performers, bar
Permits, gifts, contingencies
Wedding planning — FAQ
What free Indian wedding planning tools does PalaceDekho offer?
Eleven free tools: realistic budget calculator (Basic to Royal tiers), guest list builder with sub-members and CSV export, end-to-end planning checklist, décor style finder, 3D invitation generator, Hindu wedding muhurat finder, bridal packing (trousseau) checklist, vendor negotiation script (English and Hindi), Saptapadi 7 phere / 7 vachan tool with PDF download, sangeet song picker with YouTube playback, and a honeymoon destination matcher.
Are these wedding tools really free?
Yes. Every tool on this page is 100% free for couples. No sign-up is required for the budget calculator, guest list, checklist, Saptapadi, muhurat finder, sangeet picker and honeymoon matcher. Saving your data to the cloud (so you can pick up on another device) needs a free account.
Which wedding tool should I start with?
Start with the Budget Calculator to set a realistic spend, then the Muhurat Finder to lock the date, then the Guest List Builder. Once vendors are shortlisted, use the Cost Estimator to track committed vs paid. Closer to the wedding, use Saptapadi for the vows and the Sangeet Song Picker for performances.
Are the Saptapadi / 7 vachan vows authentic?
Yes — the Sanskrit verses are taken from the Rigveda (10.85) and Grihya Sutras, with IAST transliteration. Translations are available in Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Odia, Assamese and Urdu.