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Can a wedding website be used for a wedding with multiple events like a hen do and stag do?

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

Short answer

Yes, a wedding website can host every event, from the hen do and stag do to the ceremony and reception. You can create separate pages or sections for each occasion, with its own RSVP, schedule and details, so guests know exactly where to be and when.

A wedding website is a brilliant hub for a wedding with several events. You can list the hen do, stag do, welcome drinks, ceremony, reception and any post-wedding brunch, each with its own date, time, location and dress code. This keeps everything in one place and avoids a stream of group chats and paper invites.

For each event, include a clear RSVP so guests can say yes or no separately. That helps you plan numbers for the hen do and stag do, which often have different guest lists. You can also add a note on who is invited to each event, for example if the hen do is just for close friends, and a link to a gift list if you have one.

If some events are informal, say so. Guests appreciate knowing whether the stag do is a weekend away or a pub crawl, and whether children are welcome at the reception. You can also add travel and parking details for each venue, plus timings for transport between events.

Remember that a hen do and stag do are not legal ceremonies, so you can be as relaxed as you like with the wording. The website is your chance to set the tone for every part of the celebration.

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