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Wedding Tip Calculator
Exact wedding tips, the cash to withdraw, no signup
Two weeks before a wedding, couples realize they have no idea how much to tip everyone, and the advice online is a mess of "it depends." This fixes that. Enter what you're paying each vendor and Wedding Tip Calculator returns the exact tip per vendor, the total cash to withdraw down to the denomination, and a printable checklist so every envelope is labeled the night before. It covers 18 vendor types and is clear about who you tip and who you don't. No signup, nothing collected. 100% Free.
I built this because every "how much to tip at a wedding" article I found either dodged the question or quoted a range so wide it was useless. Couples don't want a range the week of. They want a number and the cash plan to go with it.
So the calculator gives you both: the tip per vendor, and the exact bills to ask for at the bank so the envelopes come out even. No small-bill scramble the morning of.
A couple of deliberate choices: no signup, browser-only math so I never see your vendor list, and it's honest about the awkward cases (some vendors you don't tip, some already charge a service fee).
Would love feedback on which vendor types feel missing or which defaults feel off.
About Wedding Tip Calculator on Product Hunt
“Exact wedding tips, the cash to withdraw, no signup”
Wedding Tip Calculator was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 10 upvotes and 8 comments, placing #90 on the daily leaderboard. Two weeks before a wedding, couples realize they have no idea how much to tip everyone, and the advice online is a mess of "it depends." This fixes that. Enter what you're paying each vendor and Wedding Tip Calculator returns the exact tip per vendor, the total cash to withdraw down to the denomination, and a printable checklist so every envelope is labeled the night before. It covers 18 vendor types and is clear about who you tip and who you don't. No signup, nothing collected. 100% Free.
On the analytics side, Wedding Tip Calculator competes within Productivity, No-Code and Personal Finance — topics that collectively have 665.3k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Wedding Tip Calculator performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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Wedding Tip Calculator
I built this because every "how much to tip at a wedding" article I found either dodged the question or quoted a range so wide it was useless. Couples don't want a range the week of. They want a number and the cash plan to go with it.
So the calculator gives you both: the tip per vendor, and the exact bills to ask for at the bank so the envelopes come out even. No small-bill scramble the morning of.
A couple of deliberate choices: no signup, browser-only math so I never see your vendor list, and it's honest about the awkward cases (some vendors you don't tip, some already charge a service fee).
Would love feedback on which vendor types feel missing or which defaults feel off.