The Capacity-First Method

Guest List Decision Workbook

An invitation list that fits confirmed capacity and consistent couple-agreed rules.

60-page PDF workbookPrint-ready, not a fillable formDownload link after checkout
$—one-time (USD) · yours to keep

You get a 60-page digital PDF workbook. Print it or annotate it in any PDF app — it is not an interactive fillable form.

Guest List Decision Workbook — editorial flat lay
The problem it solves

The guest list is where budgets and feelings collide. When the list is built before capacity and rules are agreed, every extra name reopens the same argument.

Who it’s for

Made for this exact moment

  • Your list keeps growing past the venue size
  • Family keeps adding names
  • You and your partner disagree on who’s invited
  • You want one rule set applied consistently
What you’ll need

Bring these along

  • Venue capacity guidance and cost assumptions
  • Proposed names and contribution expectations
  • A willing decision-maker for unresolved questions
What’s inside

The Capacity-First Method, in six moves

A guided path from where you are now to a finished, usable output.

  1. BoundStart from confirmed venue capacity, not a wish list.
  2. AgreeSet rules both of you will apply consistently.
  3. ModelTest versions of the list against capacity and cost.
  4. CommunicateHandle family input without reopening every name.
  5. ReleaseSend invitations in controlled waves.
  6. CloseFinish with a list that actually fits.
A look inside

Preview the workbook

A few sample pages. Every spread pairs a short method with sheets you complete.

Guest List Decision Workbook sample page 1
Guest List Decision Workbook sample page 2
Guest List Decision Workbook sample page 3
Guest List Decision Workbook sample page 4
Your practical result

An invitation list that fits confirmed capacity and consistent couple-agreed rules.

Move through the decision step by step, with examples, checklists and reusable worksheets.

$—one-time (USD) · digital download
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