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Do you have to pay for say I do?

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

Short answer

We do not know whether “Say I Do” charges a fee, because we do not track specific products. Check the service’s own website or app store listing for its pricing and free trial details.

Many wedding website services offer a free basic version, with paid upgrades for extra features like custom domains, more storage, or advanced RSVP tools. Some charge a one-off fee, while others work on a monthly subscription. The cost can vary depending on how long you need the site and what you add.

Before you sign up, read the pricing page carefully. Look for what is included in the free version, what costs extra, and whether you can cancel easily. Also check if there is a free trial, so you can test the service before paying anything.

If you are on a tight budget, you can still have a great wedding website for free. Many providers let you build a simple site with your details, photos and RSVP at no cost. The main trade-off is often a web address that includes the provider’s name, which is fine for most guests.

Remember that you do not have to pay for a website at all. You could send all details by email or on a printed card instead. A website is a convenience, not a requirement.

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