What is a wedding website UK and how is it different from a US one?

In the UK, a wedding website is usually a practical tool rather than a big production. Couples use it to share the date, venue, timings, travel and accommodation. RSVPs are common, and many sites let guests reply to separate events like the ceremony, the meal and the evening do. UK sites often include directions, parking, taxi numbers and local pub recommendations. Gift lists are sometimes included, but they are usually quieter and less prominent than in the US. US wedding websites often have a stronger focus on the couple's story, engagement photos, bridal party introductions and a large registry section. They can be more elaborate, with many pages and lots of personal detail. UK sites tend to be shorter and more functional, though you can make yours as personal as you like. The legal side is the same: a website does not replace giving notice at the register office or having a legal ceremony. It is just an information page. You can build one yourself or use a service, but the content is up to you. The key is to make it clear, accurate and easy to read on a phone, because most guests will check it on their mobiles.