Do you need a wedding website for a micro wedding?

Short answer

No, you do not need a wedding website for a micro wedding. With a small guest list, you can share all the details by phone, email, or a simple group message. A website is optional, not required.

A micro wedding usually means fewer than 30 guests, sometimes as few as two witnesses. With that number, a website can feel like overkill. You can tell everyone the date, time, and venue in a short email or a WhatsApp message. You can also send a printed invitation with all the details on one card.

That said, a website can still be useful for a micro wedding. It gives guests one place to find the dress code, the gift list, directions, and any accommodation suggestions. It also helps if you have guests who are not comfortable with group chats or who prefer to read details at their own pace. You can keep it very simple, just one page with the essentials.

If you do decide to make one, you do not need to spend much time on it. A single page with the date, venue, and RSVP link is enough. You can also skip it entirely and rely on personal communication. The legal side of a micro wedding is the same as any wedding, so check with your register office or place of worship about notice periods and witnesses.