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Do you put the wedding website on the invitation?

Answered by the UK Wedding Websites editorial team · Updated 2026-10-12 · For guests

Short answer

Yes, you should put your wedding website on the invitation, usually near the RSVP details or at the bottom. It is the easiest way for guests to find your schedule, travel information and gift list. Keep the web address short and easy to type.

Including your wedding website on the invitation is now standard practice in the UK. It saves you from printing lots of extra cards and lets guests find everything in one place. Put the web address clearly, perhaps after the date and venue, or in a line saying "For full details, visit our website". If you are using e-invites, you can make the website link clickable, so guests do not need to type it. For printed invitations, choose a short and simple web address, ideally your names and the year, so it is easy to remember. You do not need to repeat the website on every enclosure, but it should appear on the main invitation and on any save-the-date if you send one. If you have older guests who may not use the internet, include a phone number or a printed details card as a backup. The website should hold practical information such as timings, directions, accommodation and dietary requests. Keep the invitation itself clean and elegant, and let the website carry the extra detail.

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