Wedding fund savings tracker

The $10,000 here is a starting number to print and edit, not a claimed average wedding cost — that figure swings wildly by guest count and region, and this tracker doesn't pretend to know yours. What it does fix is the shape: a hundred squares means every one you color in is worth exactly $100, so a deposit from a paycheck or a cash gift from an aunt turns into a visible mark instead of a line buried in a spreadsheet tab.

It's built as the companion piece to a full wedding budget spreadsheet, not a replacement for one — the spreadsheet tracks where money goes by category, this single page tracks how close the fund is to done. Print it and pin it somewhere you'll actually see it, and change the $10,000 label before printing if your number is different; the grid works the same at any total, it's just the math per square that shifts.