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ShaadiChecklists.com, powered by ShaadiPros, turns overwhelming multi-day wedding planning into one satisfying series of checkboxes. Event-by-event checklists for mehndi, haldi, sangeet, ceremony, and reception — shared with family, tracked together, and finished on time.

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Neha & Aakash Bhatt

Couple
Couple

"Four events, three hundred guests, and a shared checklist my mother, mother-in-law, and I all updated. Nothing was forgotten — not once. That has never happened in our family."

Saba & Owais Mirza

Couple
Couple

"The printable nikah-week list saved us when the aunties wanted paper copies for the kitchen table. Digital for us, printed for them — everyone happy."

Plan Perfect NJ Co.

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"Couples arrive with their checklists half-done and their questions sharpened. Our first meetings skip the basics and go straight to the good decisions."

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Start with the master list twelve months out, then work backward month by month. Check something off weekly and share the list with family so tasks stop living in one person's head.

Yes — mehndi, haldi, sangeet, ceremony, and reception each have their own vendors, outfits, and timelines. Per-event lists keep the chaos contained and delegable.

Venue and photographer first, nine to twelve months out. Caterer, decorator, and outfits next, six to nine months. Makeup, mehndi, and entertainment finalize three to six months before.

Yes — invite parents, siblings, and your planner to view or edit. Shared checklists prevent the classic last-minute panic of two people buying the same thing.

Confirmations to every vendor, outfit trials with jewelry, packing lists per event, payments and tips in labeled envelopes, and a printed timeline for both families.

Your planner manages the master timeline; your checklist tracks your side — outfits, gifts, guest communications, and personal prep — so nothing falls between you both.

Yes, every checklist prints cleanly for elders who prefer paper on the kitchen table. Many families keep the printed wedding-week list on the fridge.

Vendor meals and vendor tips — easily forgotten in the catering count. They have their own line on our wedding-day list, near the top.

Twelve months is ideal, but starting later still works — the lists resequence to whatever time remains and tell you what to prioritize now.

Yes — booking, deposit, balance, and tip status for every vendor sit alongside the task list and roll into your budget milestones.

Yes — nikah, mehndi, valima, and Anand Karaj each have dedicated event lists built from real weddings in those traditions.

Yes. All checklists are free for couples on the ShaadiPros platform, including sharing and printing.