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Mehndi, Baraat & Walima Event Planner

One wedding, many events. Budgets live per event — مہندی, بارات, ولیمہ and your own — and roll up to a single total.

What it does

A Pakistani wedding is not one event; it is a small festival. The Events module gives each celebration its own home: the mehndi, the baraat, the walima, and any custom events your family adds — a dholki, a nikkah lunch, a qawwali night. Every event carries its own budget, and those budgets roll up automatically into one wedding total, so you can plan the mehndi's intimacy and the walima's scale independently without losing sight of the whole.

In this module

  • Mehndi, baraat and walima as separate events
  • Add your own custom events — dholki, nikkah, family dinners
  • A separate budget for every event
  • Event budgets roll up into one wedding total
  • Event dates drive the automatic task checklist

Each event planned on its own terms

The mehndi at home and the walima at a marquee have different guests, different vendors and very different costs — averaging them into a single pot hides exactly the detail planning needs. With per-event budgets you can see, for example, that the baraat is fully funded while the walima décor still needs room, and move money deliberately instead of discovering it late.

Event dates do double duty: set the date of each event and the planner's checklist generates its countdown tasks from that date, so every event gets its own 90, 60, 30 and 7-day preparation rhythm.

Works with

Budget Tracker · بجٹ

Planned vs spent in PKR for every part of the shaadi — with a warning before a category runs over, not after.

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Checklist & Tasks · کاموں کی فہرست

Pick the event dates and the checklist generates itself — every tick recorded with who did it, and when.

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Guest List Manager · مہمان

Every family, every headcount, every RSVP — and the catering estimate updates itself as the list grows.

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