What is the etiquette for putting a wedding website on an invitation?

Short answer

Yes, you can put your wedding website on the invitation. It is now common and helpful, especially for RSVPs and directions. Put the web address on a separate details card or at the bottom of the invitation, not in the main wording.

Putting your wedding website on the invitation is perfectly good etiquette these days. It saves paper and helps guests find everything from travel details to your gift list. The usual approach is to print the web address on a separate details card, or at the very bottom of the invitation in smaller text. Avoid putting it in the main wording, which should stay formal and simple.

If you are using an RSVP card, you can say "Please reply online at [your website address]" instead of printing a postal reply card. This is increasingly popular and saves on postage and printing. If some guests are not online, you can still offer a postal RSVP for them.

Make sure the web address is easy to type. A short, simple address works best, such as your names and the year. You can also include a QR code on the details card, which guests can scan with their phone. This is handy for younger guests and avoids typing errors.

Remember that the website is for practical information, not a full story of your relationship. Keep it clear and useful. If you have multiple events, such as a hen do or a welcome drinks, list them there. Always check the details are correct before you send the invitations out.