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Add up decorations, gifts, food, clothes and travel, compare it against what you meant to spend, and see exactly where the overshoot is coming from.
Festival spending goes wrong quietly. Nothing looks excessive on its own — the decorations are reasonable, the sweets are reasonable, the gifts are reasonable — and then the total is double what you planned. This calculator adds up the categories that actually make up a festival spend, so the overshoot becomes visible while you can still change it.
Festival total
₹42,500
₹7,500 left from your ₹50,000 budget (85% used).
The starting amounts are reasonable Indian household ranges, not survey data — they exist so you have somewhere to begin. Overwrite every one of them with your own numbers. Nothing you type is stored or sent anywhere.
Everything you enter stays in this browser tab. There is no server call, no account and nothing stored anywhere we can read.
Four steps, and the tool is designed so that is all it needs.
Set the total first. Working backwards from a number you already committed to is what turns a list into a budget.
Leave anything you are unsure about at zero. A budget with gaps is more useful than one filled with guesses you will not trust later.
The number that matters is the gap between the plan and the sum. The breakdown shows which two or three categories produced it.
Change a single line and the total, the remainder and the per-share figures update immediately, so you can see what a specific cut actually buys you.
A per-category breakdown, a total, and the amount you are over or under budget.
Built for the part of festival planning that costs money, which is where a vague plan gets expensive.
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They are starting points chosen to be roughly plausible for an Indian urban household during Diwali, and they are meant to be overwritten. They are not survey data and we do not present them as average spending figures — your own numbers are the only ones that mean anything here.
Only in your own browser while the page is open. Nothing is sent to a server, and there is no account. Reloading the page starts fresh.
Yes. The categories — decoration, gifts, food, clothes, travel, puja — apply to almost every Indian festival. Rename or ignore the ones that do not apply and the arithmetic is still correct.
On accuracy
Nothing on this site — including what these tools generate — is a substitute for a location-specific panchang, your family's own tradition, or a professional's advice. Where a date, a price or a quantity is uncertain, the page says so instead of presenting a guess as a fact. Read the editorial policy.