Wedding Planner / Day-of Coordinator Tip Calculator
& Cash Envelope Breakdown
Calculate standard cash tips, handle contract service fees, and generate exact bank bills for your wedding planner / coordinator.
Need an extra custom vendor envelope?
Add custom tip recipients like Coat Check, Dog Chaperone, Babysitter, or Fireworks Tech.
Master Cash Requisition
Hand directly to bank teller for exact change stuffing
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Pre-printed Gold Foil Wedding Tip Envelopes
Luxury calligraphy envelopes labeled for Photographer, DJ, Coordinator, Hair & Makeup, Catering, and Band. Keeps cash safe and looks elegant in photos.
Individual Envelope Stuffing & Hand-Off Checklist
Exact bills for every single envelope. Check off each envelope as you stuff cash and hand it off to the wedding party lead.
BANK TELLER CASH REQUISITION SLIP
Wedding Vendor Cash Envelope Withdrawal Request
Please provide the exact cash withdrawal specified below in the designated bill denominations:
| Bill Denomination | Number of Bills | Subtotal |
|---|---|---|
| TOTAL CASH REQUESTED | 0 | $0 |
Wedding Tip Envelope Cut-Out Labels
Cut along dotted lines and tape or insert directly inside each vendor tip envelope.
How to Tip Your Wedding Planner / Coordinator (Without Overpaying)
Planners orchestrate the entire event day and months of prep. While independent planners rarely expect a tip, 10%โ15% or $100โ$300 is standard for exceptional coordination.
What if the Planner / Coordinator is the Business Owner?
If your coordinator runs their own boutique firm, a $150โ$250 cash envelope plus an enthusiastic online review is the perfect gesture.
Pre-Printed Gold Foil Tip Envelopes (Set of 12-20)
Elevate your vendor presentation with calligraphy gold foil envelopes labeled for Planner / Coordinator, DJ, Photo, and Catering.
Wedding Vendor Tipping & Cash FAQ
Everything couples need to know about bank withdrawals, envelopes, and wedding etiquette.