What should a wedding website include?

Short answer

A wedding website should include the practical details your guests need: date, time, venue, travel, accommodation, dress code, and RSVP. Add your story, photos, and gift list if you like, but keep the essentials easy to find.

Start with the basics: your names, the date, and the location of the ceremony and reception. Add a schedule for the day, including timings for the ceremony, drinks, meal, and dancing. Guests will thank you for clear travel and parking information, plus nearby accommodation options if people are staying over.

Include your RSVP with a clear deadline and a way for guests to tell you about dietary needs or access requirements. If you have multiple events, like a hen do, stag do, or welcome drinks, list them separately with their own RSVP. A dress code helps guests feel comfortable, so mention it plainly, for example "smart casual" or "black tie optional".

You can also add a page about how you met, your proposal story, and photos. Many couples include a gift list or a note saying no gifts needed. If you have a wedding hashtag or a QR code for photos, put that on the site too. Keep the design simple and readable on a phone, because most guests will check it on the go. Update the site as plans change, and make sure the most important details appear on the home page first.