Your wedding website, without the guesswork.
A wedding website is a little home for your big day. Here’s how to make it beautiful, personal, and genuinely useful for your guests.
Start with the things everyone needs.
Before the photos and the love story, make the date, time, and venue easy to find. Include the full address for both the ceremony and reception, especially if they happen in different places. A map link helps guests plan their journey.
- Names, wedding date, and arrival time
- Ceremony and reception locations with map links
- A short timeline of the day
- Dress code and color palette
- An RSVP deadline and a clear way to reply
Make space for your story.
A favorite photo, a few words about how you met, or a short prenup film makes the invitation feel like you. You don’t need to tell every chapter. Choose the moments you’d love your guests to share.
Give practical details their own space. A guest looking for the ceremony time should be able to find it without scrolling through your entire photo album.
Answer the questions before they’re asked.
Think about what your family and friends might need to know: parking, accommodation, children, plus-ones, and who to contact if plans change. A short FAQ can save both you and your guests a lot of messages.
If you include a gift guide, keep it warm and optional. The tone should feel like an invitation to celebrate, rather than an instruction.
Give it a little guest test.
Open the finished link on a phone. Ask someone who hasn’t seen the design to find the venue and RSVP. If they can do both easily, you’re on the right track.
Send the link only after checking names, dates, addresses, and the reply deadline. Then let the countdown begin.