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Do you need to put your wedding website on the invitation?

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

Short answer

Yes, put your wedding website on the invitation. It is the easiest way for guests to find your schedule, travel details and gift list. Keep the web address short and easy to type, or use a QR code.

Your wedding website is your guests' first stop for practical information, so make sure they can find it easily. The invitation is the natural place to share it. Print the web address clearly, ideally on the front or back of the card. If you use a QR code, place it somewhere obvious, like the bottom corner, and test it before printing.

You do not need a separate details card if your website holds everything. But some couples still add a small line like "Full details at our website" to keep the invitation clean. That works well. Just remember that older guests may not use a website, so you can also include a phone number or email for those who prefer to ask.

Make the web address memorable. Avoid long strings of numbers or odd spellings. If your name is common, add a short word like your wedding month or venue. A QR code is handy for younger guests, but always include the written address too. That way everyone can find your site, whether they scan, type or ask a friend.

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