Wedding planning in AustraliaAustralia · 5 guides
Plan a wedding in Australia
Five wedding shapes, each with its own checklist, budget and legal timeline.
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In short
A twelve-month checklist is useless if you're eloping in six weeks, and a 30-guest budget doesn't look anything like a 250-guest one. Each guide covers what genuinely changes for that kind of wedding — the legal timeline, the money, the guest list — and ends in a set-up wizard that has already answered the questions it can. Everything here is free, and nothing leaves your browser until you choose to save it.
- Wedding shapes
- 5 guides
- Set-up
- 7 questions
- Price
- Free, no card
- Legal basis
- Marriage Act, NOIM
Every page here is free to read and ends in the same set-up wizard. Start from a tool instead: website, RSVPs, budget, seating
Pick the shape of your day
Written for Australia · free to read
Elopement planning
Eloping
Two of you, two witnesses, and the legal path done properly.
4 steps · 4 questions answered
Micro-wedding planning
Micro wedding
Thirty or fewer, and every decision changes shape.
4 steps · 3 questions answered
Destination planning
Destination wedding
A travel project with a ceremony in it.
4 steps · 3 questions answered
Short-notice planning
Short-notice wedding
Under six months. Order matters more than options.
4 steps · 3 questions answered
Multi-day planning
Big family wedding
Several events, several guest lists, one plan.
4 steps · 3 questions answered
Planning something that isn't listed?
Wedyesday works for every wedding. Start the standard seven-question wizard and you'll get the same checklist, budget and free wedding website, shaped by your own answers.