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Home & Life Templates for Google Sheets
- Meal Planning Templates for Google Sheets 2 templates
- Wedding & Event Templates for Google Sheets 0 templates
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Meal Planning PLATORA: Free Weekly Meal Plan Template for Google Sheets Free weekly meal plan template for Google Sheets with breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks per day, a dinner ideas dropdown and a monthly view on its own tab. View template → -
Meal Planning SHOPLIX: Grocery List Template for Google Sheets Free grocery list template for Google Sheets, organized by aisle, with quantities, an estimated cost per line and a running total against your budget. View template →
The home section gathers the spreadsheets that keep a household running: meal plans, grocery lists, and the bigger one-off productions — weddings, parties, events. None of it is glamorous, all of it is the kind of thing that goes smoother written down. Every template is a free .xlsx that opens in Google Sheets, Excel or LibreOffice.
Meal planning and grocery list spreadsheets
The meal planning templates put the week's dinners on one grid — and a month view for people who shop big — so the nightly what-do-we-eat question gets answered once, on Sunday. The grocery list templates pair with them: items grouped by aisle, quantities, and a column to tick off in the store. Plan the meals, and the shopping list almost writes itself.
Wedding and event spreadsheets
Weddings run on spreadsheets; ask anyone who has organized one. Guest lists with RSVPs and dietary notes, seating that survives the third rearrangement, vendors, deadlines and deposits — an event has too many moving rows for memory or a notes app. The same templates scale down to birthdays, reunions and anything else with a guest count.
Household templates for everyday life
A shared spreadsheet has quiet advantages at home: everyone in the house can open it, nothing needs installing, and it doesn't send notifications. The household templates here lean on that — one file in a shared Drive folder for the meal plan or the event, editable from any phone or laptop, no app accounts for the whole family.
How to use these templates at home
The pattern that works: keep the file in Google Drive, share it with the people involved, and duplicate the tab — or the file — each week or each event, so history stays intact. The weekly grid prints well too, if the fridge door is your household's real dashboard. If the .xlsx file is new territory, the opening guide covers Google Sheets, Excel and Drive in a few steps, and household budgeting — money rather than meals — lives under personal finance templates.