Wedding Events · تقریبات
One wedding, many events. Budgets live per event — مہندی, بارات, ولیمہ and your own — and roll up to a single total.
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Wedding Budget Tracker in PKR
Planned vs spent in PKR for every part of the shaadi — with a warning before a category runs over, not after.
What it does
The Budget Tracker is where your wedding money stays honest. You set a planned amount for each part of the shaadi — venue, food, bridal wear, décor, photography and the rest — then record expenses as you actually pay them. The tracker keeps planned and spent side by side in PKR, so at any moment you can see exactly how much of the budget is used, how much is left, and which category needs attention before it becomes a problem at the walima.
In this module
- Planned vs spent in PKR for every budget category
- Categories for venue, food, bridal wear, décor, photography and more
- Progress bars showing how much of each category is used
- Over-budget warnings before a category runs over
- An expense log — add each expense as you pay it
Built for how shaadi spending really happens
Pakistani wedding spending rarely happens in one payment. There is an advance for the hall, a deposit for the photographer, a fitting payment for the dress, and a dozen small costs in between. The tracker is designed around that rhythm: every payment you record lands against its category immediately, and the category's progress bar moves with it — no end-of-month surprises, no notebook maths.
Because the budget lives per category rather than as one big number, families can make calm decisions mid-planning: if décor is creeping up, you see it the day it happens and can balance it against a category that is running under. And because events carry their own budgets too, the mehndi, baraat and walima each stay visible inside the one wedding total.
Works with
Accounts & Journal · کھاتے اور روزنامچہ
Every rupee — family contributions, salami, vendor advances and expenses — posted once into a journal that is never edited, only reversed.
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Ten reports, one source of truth — every figure derived live from the same journal the accounts screen posts to.
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