The Gujarati wedding collection · Lavaan & Lights
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YOUR FREE PLANNING WORKSPACE

Your celebrations.
One clear plan.

Start with your events, make room in your budget, and keep the next decisions in sight.

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01 / YOUR STARTING POINT

What matters to you?

02 / YOUR CELEBRATION MAP

Only the events
that belong to you.

These are prompts, not requirements. Select your events and enter your own estimated totals. Put shared vendor costs in one event only. No market-price assumptions or currency conversions are applied.

Allocated to selected events0 CAD
Still available after contingency0 CAD

Enter a ceiling to see your remaining budget.

03 / THE NEXT DECISIONS

One step at a time.

Use this sequence as a starting point. Your officiant and venue confirm the ceremony requirements. Each family's timing and responsibilities will differ.

Many Gujarati Hindu ceremonies distinguish four pheras from the seven steps of Saptapadi. Confirm your own sequence. The religious examples here do not prescribe Jain, Muslim, interfaith or secular ceremonies.

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NEED MORE WORKING SPACE?

Take the plan
onto paper.

The 24 pages Gujarati Wedding Planner adds vendor comparisons, payment tables, individual event pages and a coordinator handover.

See the $32 CAD workbook ↗

YOUR FAMILY, YOUR CEREMONY

There is room for your way.

These tools use Gujarati Hindu ceremony examples. Traditions, terms and roles vary between families and communities. Jain, Muslim, interfaith and secular couples can use the practical worksheets and build their ceremony plan with their own officiant. Human cultural review is pending.

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