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Covenant — Catholic Wedding Planner

From a parish requirements sheet you don’t understand to twelve months of what-to-do-now, with the sacrament kept in front of you the whole way.

$22Instant download · 143 pages, undated

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Who it’s for: Newly engaged Catholic brides — and the mothers who buy it for them.

Your parish is going to hand you a list. This is where it goes.

Planning a Catholic wedding is really two projects at once. There’s the wedding — the dress, the dinner, the people you love in one room. And there’s the sacrament — the paperwork, the preparation, the one hour you’ll stand inside of that changes everything.

Most wedding planners only help with the first one. Covenant holds both. It walks with you from the first phone call to the parish all the way to the blessing of your new home, and it keeps the sacrament in front of you the whole way — because that’s the part that lasts.

Real talk: you will have a week in here where the seating chart wins and none of it feels holy. That’s normal, and it isn’t a sign of anything. This planner exists so that nothing falls through — which leaves you room for the parts that matter.

What’s inside

Everything you get

  • 143 pages, undated — start whenever you are, use it for any wedding date
  • Fifteen tappable tabs down the right edge; find anything in two taps
  • Every document your parish will ask for, in one checklist — including the ones nobody warns you about
  • Parish paperwork, dispensations, and the questions to ask at your first meeting
  • Marriage preparation pages for the conversations that actually matter
  • Nuptial Mass or ceremony outside Mass, laid out side by side
  • The full order of celebration, from prelude to recessional
  • Every approved reading in one place, with the rule about which ones you must include
  • Sacred music planning, plus a separate page for your reception songs
  • Lectors, servers, gift bearers, and who does what on the day
  • Budget across eight categories with a payment tracker
  • Room for 250 guests and twelve table plans
  • Rehearsal, day-of timeline, emergency kit and photo lists
  • Honeymoon, thank-you notes, a house blessing, and a nine-day novena for the two of you
  • A 6-page setup guide, written like a person wrote it

Format: Hyperlinked PDF for iPad and Samsung Galaxy Tab — GoodNotes, Notability, Noteshelf, Samsung Notes and Xodo. Write on it with a stylus or your finger, and print any page you want.

Questions

Before you buy

Will this match my diocese?

It follows the Order of Celebrating Matrimony, but every diocese is a little different. Your parish has the final word, and the planner is built to hold whatever they tell you.

I already have a wedding planner.

Then you already have the dress, the dinner and the guest list covered. What you almost certainly don’t have is the parish paperwork, the dispensations, the approved readings and the Nuptial Mass. That’s the half this one does.

Is it dated?

No. Start whenever you’re at, and use it for any wedding date. The twelve-month countdown works backwards from your day.

Can I print it?

Any page you like. Plenty of brides keep it on the tablet and print just the day-of timeline and the vendor pages for the people helping.

Still wondering something? Ask me directly — a real person reads every note.

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The 5-Day Family Organization Challenge

One small step each morning for five days — your landing spot, one calendar for the whole family, the week’s meals decided once, a fifteen-minute reset, and room made for prayer. Every step has a five-minute version for the days that get away from you.

How to Write a Catholic Prayer

A short guide built on the five forms of prayer the Catechism names — blessing, petition, intercession, thanksgiving and praise — for the times you want to pray and don’t know where to start. Yours to keep, print, or hand to someone else.

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Your parish list, handled.

From a parish requirements sheet you don’t understand to twelve months of what-to-do-now, with the sacrament kept in front of you the whole way.

Get it now — $22

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