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What to Include on a Wedding Website

Creating a wedding website is a fantastic way to keep your guests informed and excited about your big day. Here’s a comprehensive guide on what to include to ensure your wedding website is both functional and memorable.

Welcome Message

Start with a warm welcome. Include a brief introduction that sets the tone for your wedding. This message can reflect your personalities, share your excitement, and give guests a glimpse of what to expect.

Wedding Details

Date and Time

Ceremony Date: Clearly state the date and start time of the ceremony.

Reception: Include the start time if it differs from the ceremony.

Venue Information

Photos: Include a photo of the venue.

Address: Provide the full address for both the ceremony and reception venues.

Directions and Map: Consider embedding a map for easy navigation.

Parking Details: Inform guests about parking availability or transportation options.

RSVP Section

Online RSVP Form: Make it easy for guests to confirm their attendance. Include:

● RSVP deadline

● Meal preferences

● Any other special requests (e.g., dietary restrictions)

Your Story

Share Your Journey: Include a section about how you met, your engagement story, and any other milestones. This adds a personal touch and helps guests feel connected.

Wedding Party

Introduce the Wedding Party: Share a little about each member of your wedding party. Include their names, roles, and perhaps a short anecdote or fun fact.

Schedule of Events

Outline the Day: Provide a timeline of events for the wedding day. If there are additional activities (like a welcome dinner or post-wedding brunch), include those details too.

Accommodations

Nearby Hotels

List recommended hotels with room block details if applicable. Include contact information and any discount codes.

Transportation

Provide information on shuttle services, car rentals, or rideshare options.

Registry Information

Gift Registries: Share links to your registries. Whether you’re registered at specific stores or have set up a honeymoon fund, make it easy for guests to find.

Dress Code

Attire Guidelines: Clearly communicate the dress code to help guests prepare appropriately, whether it's black tie, cocktail, or casual.

FAQs

Answer Common Questions: Include a section for frequently asked questions to address common concerns, such as:

Can I bring a plus-one?

Are children invited?

What is the weather typically like?

Contact Information

Stay Reachable: Provide a contact form or email address where guests can reach out with additional questions or concerns.

Photo Gallery

Share Memories: Include a gallery of engagement photos or past events. This adds a personal touch and builds excitement.

Social Media and Hashtag

Stay Connected: Share your wedding hashtag and link to any social media pages where guests can follow along and share their own photos.

By including these elements, your wedding website will be an informative, engaging, and essential resource for your guests as they prepare to celebrate your special day with you.

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Leila-Michelle

Wedding Planning Guide