SD–EVNT–03 · Any location · planning document · no regulator
28-page planner · 12 sections + 4 appendices · plus fill-in checklist and sources · 42 pages across 3 files
Your wedding plan has a page for the reception and no page at all for the Haldi, the Mehndi, the Sangeet, the Baraat or the Vidaai, and the planner running it has never booked a henna artist, a choreographer or a dhol player.
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A companion for the Mehndi, the Haldi, the Sangeet, the Baraat and the Vidaai, to sit beside a wedding plan that has no section for any of them. One section per event carrying what it needs logistically: where it falls counted in days from your own wedding date, the vendor roles it needs booked, the unpaid jobs at it, and the questions the people running the rest of the wedding have to be asked. Then a ledger scoped to only the twelve roles these five events actually need, so it adds to your main plan's ledger instead of arguing with it, and a gap check run only against these events, which names a role with no line against it, down to the drummer for a procession that has to reach the door before the ceremony can start. There is a page written to be handed to a planner who has never run one of these. It lists what has to be true for each event to work and takes no position on how it should be observed, because that belongs to the people who hold the tradition. It is a planning document, not legal advice, and it names one published convention as a convention rather than a rule. See the exclusions below.
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The rest of the set
Businesses like yours usually start with these. It is where a trade starts, not a complete legal inventory of everything it could ever be asked for — no list on any website is that. Every line below says where it came from.
Showing what a wedding — the couple planning it is asked to carry. It is the only trade on our list that needs this document.
Wedding — the couple planning itFive items on the list, one of them a multi-file kit rather than a single document. You are looking at one of them. We sell the other four.
OURSNot a rule we can point at — this is what the trade gets asked for.
OURSNot a rule we can point at — this is what the trade gets asked for.
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OURSNot a rule we can point at — this is what the trade gets asked for.
OURSNot a rule we can point at — this is what the trade gets asked for.
Off sale while we re-check a source it cites.
OURSNot a rule we can point at — this is what the trade gets asked for.
Your state can add to this. We have written down two places where this trade’s set differs from one state to the next. What we sell is written to the federal baseline, and a state that runs its own programme can ask for more than the federal rule does.
Print this checklistInside the file
01The companion itself, 12 sections and 5 appendices with 284 fill-in fields, as a fill-in PDF you can type into
02One section per event, each carrying its timing counted in days from your own wedding date, its vendor-role checklist, its list of the jobs nobody invoices for, and what the main wedding team has to be told about it
03A ledger scoped to the twelve roles these events actually need, with the arithmetic stated, so it adds to your main plan's ledger rather than duplicating it
04The gap check run only against these events, with its rules written out, and a worked example that catches a missing henna artist, a missing choreographer, a missing dhol player and a venue balance whose date has passed
05A page for telling guests which events they are invited to, including the printed piece that carries it, named as convention rather than as a rule
06A page written to be handed to a planner who has never run one of these, listing what has to be true for each event to work
07A fill-in checklist listing every one of the 284 blanks by section, generated from the document itself so it cannot fall out of step with it
08A trend section covering the eight of these twelve roles that carry a style decision, saying what the wider market is asking those suppliers for, so a first meeting starts from something. It is dated, and it says nothing about the events themselves.
Plain-English Monday actions
Reference sources, not government
These are published sources, not government ones. Nobody checked this document against a rule, because there is no rule to check it against. Each link goes to the page itself so you can read who says it.
Exclusions
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