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A wedding website gives your guests one place to find the details they need, from the schedule and venue directions to accommodation, dress code and RSVPs.
Whether you are planning an intimate celebration or a destination wedding, these guides help you decide what to include, find design inspiration and share your website at the right time. Explore practical checklists, real layout examples and wording you can adapt for your own wedding.
Wedding Websites·Updated ·6 min read
A wedding website is one page where guests find your schedule, venues, travel details and RSVP. What it does, who needs one, and when you can safely skip it.
Read articleThe sections guests need, how a website differs from the invitation, and real layouts to learn from.
Wedding Websites·4 min read
What to put on your wedding website, page by page: schedule, venues, RSVP, travel and accommodation, dress code, gifts and FAQ examples guests actually need.
Read articleWedding Websites·4 min read
Wedding website vs wedding invitation: what each one is for, which details go where, and when a single digital invitation can do both jobs in one link.
Read articleWedding Websites·5 min read
Wedding website examples you can open as a guest: a château weekend, a London black-tie evening, a garden party abroad and more, with what each one does well.
Read articleReady-to-adapt wording for the welcome and the questions guests always ask.
Wedding Websites·4 min read
Wedding website welcome message examples: formal, warm, relaxed, destination weekends and small weddings, plus a thank-you note for after the day.
Read articleWedding Websites·4 min read
Wedding website FAQ examples with ready-to-use answers: dress code, children, plus-ones, parking, gifts, photos, travel and dietary needs.
Read articleWhen to build and share your website, how to mention it on the invitation and how long to keep it up.
Wedding Websites·4 min read
When to create your wedding website, when to share it with guests and what to add at each stage, from the save the date to the weeks after the wedding.
Read articleWedding Websites·4 min read
Should your wedding website go on the invitation? Where to put the link or QR code, wording to copy, and why the gift list belongs on the website.
Read articleWedding Websites·4 min read
How long should a wedding website stay up after the wedding? Why a few months is worth it, what to update after the day, and when an Aurelia site ends.
Read articleWedding Websites·11 min read
Plan your wedding weekend with a sample 3-day itinerary: welcome drinks, ceremony and farewell brunch, plus timing tips and wording to send your guests.
Read articleNot always, but it helps whenever guests need more than a date and a venue: travel, accommodation, a weekend schedule or online RSVPs. It also saves you answering the same questions one by one.
At a minimum: the date, venues with directions, the schedule, an RSVP form and an FAQ. Many couples add their story, photos, accommodation and gift details.
Usually with the save the date or the invitation, so guests have the details while they are planning travel. Keep updating it as plans firm up.
