Master To-Do List
314 tasks organized by event: Mehndi, Jaggo, Choora, Anand Karaj, Reception. Each task has an owner, deadline, and detailed notes.
Our Story
We couldn’t find this guide anywhere. So we made it.
Planning a Punjabi wedding from abroad felt like piecing together a puzzle with half the pieces missing. We searched endlessly for a proper guide, something that explained not just the ceremonies, but the actual logistics. What samaan do you need for a choora? How many paghs should you order? When do you book the pagh banan wale? Nobody had written it down.
We asked family elders, made frantic WhatsApp calls at odd hours, visited dozens of vendors in Delhi and Chandigarh, compared photographer quotes, tracked payments in two currencies, and managed a 400-person guest list from 6,000 kilometres away.
After being part of planning multiple Punjabi weddings, including our own, we realised that every family goes through the same struggle. The same confusion about what to buy, where to buy it, when to start, and how much to budget. The knowledge exists, but it lives in aunties’ heads, scattered WhatsApp messages, and hard-won experience.
So we built the Punjabi Wedding Organizer, the guide we wish we’d had. Every checklist, timeline, shopping list, vendor tip, and ceremony breakdown comes from real planning experience, not generic blog posts. We’ve done the hard work so you can focus on what matters: enjoying your wedding week.
Real weddings
Made with love & chai
