Explore Your Wedding Website Page Options
Build a Website Around Your Wedding
Every wedding is different, so your website should be too.
Your Homepage is always included.
Then, depending on the package you choose, you can select the additional pages that are most useful for your wedding.
Choose 4, 7, 13 or all 19 of the page options below.
Some pages simply share information beautifully.
Others can include interactive features such as RSVP forms, tick boxes, menu choices, payment links, booking buttons, maps, guest photo uploads and much more.
Everything is built around your wedding and the way you want your guests to use your website.
1. Our Story
Tell Your Guests How It All Began
Your wedding website is personal, and this is where your story can really become part of it.
Share how you met, your first date, favourite memories together, holidays and adventures, your proposal and the journey that has brought you to your wedding day.
Photographs can be included throughout the page, from your earliest pictures together through to your engagement.
This page can be created as a flowing story, a photographic timeline or a mixture of both.
Your story. Your memories. Your wedding.
2. Wedding Day Details
Everything Guests Need to Know in One Place
This can become the main information page for your wedding day.
Include your wedding date, guest arrival time, ceremony time, reception information, evening guest arrival time, finishing time and any important details guests need before they arrive.
You can also include parking information, accessibility information, transport arrangements and important reminders.
Buttons can take guests directly to other useful pages such as:
RSVP
Venue Information
Accommodation
Menu Choices
A simple page that can answer a huge number of questions before anyone needs to message you.
3. Order of the Day
Let Everyone Know What’s Happening and When
Give your guests a clear guide to how your wedding day will unfold.
Show the important moments throughout the day, from guest arrival and the ceremony through to the wedding breakfast, speeches, first dance, evening food and carriages.
The page can be designed as a stylish timeline so guests can quickly see what’s happening next.
You can keep it simple or include as much detail as you want.
It also gives guests a lovely preview of the celebration you’ve planned.
4. RSVP
Let Your Guests Reply Online
Your guests can RSVP directly through your wedding website rather than returning cards or sending individual messages.
The form can be personalised around your wedding.
Guests can tell you whether they’re attending, confirm their names, add plus-one information and provide any other details you need.
You can include:
Yes or No selections
Tick boxes
Multiple-choice questions
Drop-down menus
Text boxes
You could also ask about dietary requirements, accessibility needs, transport, accommodation, song requests or anything else you need to know.
One simple place to collect the information that normally takes dozens of messages to organise.
5. Menu Choices
Collect Your Guests’ Food Choices
If your venue needs menu selections before the wedding, your guests can make their choices directly through your website.
Display your starters, main courses, desserts, children’s meals and alternative options.
Guests can select their choices using:
Tick boxes
Drop-down menus
Multiple-choice selections
You can also ask about allergies, intolerances, vegetarian or vegan requirements and any other dietary information your caterer needs.
Everything can be collected together instead of disappearing into texts, emails and WhatsApp messages.
6. Ceremony Venue
Help Your Guests Find the Ceremony
If your ceremony is held somewhere different from your reception, this page gives it its own dedicated space.
Include the venue name, full address, ceremony time and recommended guest arrival time.
You can also add photographs of the venue, parking information, accessibility information and anything guests need to know about the entrance or location.
Useful buttons can include:
View on Google Maps
Get Directions
Visit Venue Website
Perfect for churches, registry offices, outdoor ceremonies and separate ceremony venues.
7. Reception Venue
Everything Guests Need for the Celebration
Give your reception venue its own page with all the information guests will need once the ceremony is over.
Include the venue name, address, reception timings, evening guest arrival time, parking and accessibility information.
You can also add information about the bar, taxis, nearby accommodation and when the evening is expected to finish.
Useful buttons can link directly to:
Google Maps
Venue Website
Accommodation
Taxi Information
This is particularly useful where the reception is held somewhere completely different from the ceremony.
8. Accommodation
Help Your Guests Find Somewhere to Stay
Make travelling to your wedding much easier by putting your recommended accommodation in one place.
Show nearby hotels, B&Bs, guest houses, holiday cottages, campsites, glamping sites or other places guests may want to consider.
Each accommodation option can include a photograph, short description, distance from your wedding venue and approximate travel time.
Buttons can link directly to:
Book Now
Visit Website
Call to Book
If you’ve reserved rooms for wedding guests or have a special booking code, that information can be displayed clearly too.
9. Meet the Wedding Party
Introduce the People Sharing Your Day
Create a fun and personal page introducing the people who will be playing an important role in your wedding.
Introduce your Maid of Honour, Best Man, bridesmaids, groomsmen, parents, flower girls, page boys or anyone else you’d like your guests to meet.
Each person can have their own photograph, name, role and short introduction.
You can keep the descriptions sweet and sentimental or make them funny and full of personality.
A lovely way to make your wedding website feel even more personal.
10. Seating Plan
Help Everyone Find Their Table
Give guests an easy way to see where they’ll be sitting before the wedding breakfast begins.
Your page can display table names or numbers, guest names and your top table.
Depending on your wedding, it can be presented as:
Individual table cards
A traditional seating chart
A room layout
A guest list organised by table
Once your final seating arrangement is confirmed, the page can be updated ready for your guests.
It’s both practical and a really nice feature to reveal as the wedding gets closer.
11. Photo Gallery
Share Your Favourite Memories
Create a beautiful gallery of photographs from your journey together.
Include engagement photographs, holidays, family pictures, proposal memories, venue photographs or photographs from throughout your relationship.
The gallery can grow with your wedding.
After the day itself, wedding photographs can also be added so the website becomes somewhere you and your guests can return to afterwards.
A simple way to make the whole site feel much more personal.
12. Upload Your Photos
See Your Wedding Through Your Guests’ Eyes
Give your guests somewhere to share the photographs they’ve taken during your wedding.
Instead of pictures disappearing into dozens of WhatsApp groups, guests can upload them from one dedicated place.
The page can include a simple photo-upload area where guests choose photographs directly from their phone.
They can also add their name or a message if you want them to.
Perfect for collecting:
Ceremony photographs
Table photographs
Selfies
Evening photographs
Funny moments
Pictures you may never otherwise have seen
A brilliant way of creating an informal collection of your day from everyone’s perspective.
13. Gift List
Share Your Wedding Gift Wishes
Whether you’ve created a traditional gift list, would prefer contributions towards something special or simply don’t want gifts at all, this page gives you somewhere to explain it.
You could include links to a retailer gift registry, honeymoon fund or chosen charity.
Buttons can take guests directly to:
Our Gift List
Honeymoon Fund
Make a Donation
Visit Our Registry
You can also add your own personal message explaining exactly what you’d prefer.
14. Payments & Contributions
Make Guest Payments Simple
If guests need to make a payment connected with your wedding, this page can make the process much easier.
It could be used for honeymoon contributions, accommodation, coach transport, group meals, wedding weekend activities or other shared costs.
You can add individual payment buttons such as:
Pay Accommodation Balance
Pay £25
Pay £50
Contribute to Our Honeymoon
The buttons can connect to your chosen secure payment service, including Stripe where appropriate.
You can also explain clearly what each payment is for, when it is due and anything guests need to know before paying.
15. Things to Do Nearby
Help Your Guests Make a Weekend of It
If guests are travelling for your wedding, give them some ideas for things they can enjoy while they’re nearby.
Recommend beaches, walks, attractions, restaurants, pubs, cafés, historic places, family activities or local landmarks.
Each recommendation can include a photograph, short description, distance from the venue and a link for more information.
This is especially useful for weddings where guests are staying for a couple of nights or travelling from further away.
It turns your website into a useful little local guide as well as a wedding website.
16. The Night Before
Start the Celebration Early
If you’re planning something the evening before the wedding, give it its own page.
This could be welcome drinks, a rehearsal dinner, family meal, BBQ, pub gathering or informal pre-wedding party.
Include the location, start time, dress code, food arrangements and directions.
If you need to know numbers beforehand, the page can also include:
Are you joining us?
Yes
No
That means guests can confirm their attendance directly through the website.
17. The Morning After
Keep the Celebration Going
Your wedding doesn’t necessarily have to finish at midnight.
If you’re planning breakfast, brunch, a BBQ, beach gathering, pub lunch or farewell drinks the next day, this page can tell guests everything they need to know.
Include the time, location, food arrangements and directions.
You can also add an attendance option such as:
Will you be joining us?
Yes
No
Perfect for weddings that become a whole weekend rather than just one day.
18. Dress Code
Help Guests Know Exactly What to Wear
One of the questions couples hear most often is:
“What should I wear?”
Your Dress Code page gives you somewhere to answer it properly.
Explain whether your wedding is formal, black tie, cocktail, smart casual, festival style, garden party, beach wedding or anything else.
You can also include advice about footwear, outdoor terrain, expected weather or colours you’d prefer guests to avoid.
Photographs and visual inspiration can also be included to help guests understand the look you’re going for.
No more answering the same question twenty times.
19. FAQs
Answer the Questions Before They’re Asked
This could become one of the most useful pages on your entire website.
Use it to answer all the smaller questions guests are likely to have.
For example:
Can I bring a plus one?
Are children invited?
What time should we arrive?
Is there parking?
Can we leave our car overnight?
Are taxis available?
Is the venue accessible?
Can we take photographs during the ceremony?
Is there a bar?
Do we need cash?
When do we need to RSVP?
The questions can be displayed in an expandable format, allowing guests to tap a question and reveal the answer.
Add as many or as few questions as you need.
Choose the Pages That Work for Your Wedding
Your Homepage is always included.
Then choose the additional pages that suit your plans.
5 Page Website — £156
Homepage plus 4 pages of your choice
8 Page Website — £249
Homepage plus 7 pages of your choice
14 Page Website — £349
Homepage plus 13 pages of your choice
20 Page Website — £449
Homepage plus all 19 page options
You don’t need pages that aren’t relevant to your wedding.
You don’t need to squeeze your plans into somebody else’s fixed website structure.
Choose what works for you and we’ll build your website around it.