wedding-budget
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Build a wedding budget that survives to the wedding — allocation by real shares, the per-guest lever made explicit, the routinely-forgotten line items priced in from day one, and a contingency that isn't decorative. Use when asked make a wedding budget, how do people split X across a wedding, we have N dollars and M guests, or why is our wedding over budget. Produces the allocation table from the script, the guest-count math, the forgotten-items audit, and the track-against-actuals discipline.
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npx skills add mohitagw15856/pm-claude-skills --skill wedding-budget -a claude-code
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