How do I find a wedding website for a couple who are not tech-savvy?

If the couple are not comfortable with technology, they may still have a wedding website, but it might be simple or they might have forgotten to share it clearly. Start by asking them directly. They can tell you the address or read it out to you. You can also ask their parents, siblings, or members of the bridal party. Someone in their circle probably helped set it up and will have the link.

If the couple does not have a website, that is fine. They may prefer to share details by post, email, or phone. Check your paper invitation for any extra inserts, like a details card with directions or accommodation suggestions. If there is no website, you can still RSVP by post or phone as they have asked.

If they do have a website but it is hard to use, be patient. You can ask them to send you the link by text or email. You could also ask them to write it down for you. Some couples with limited tech skills use a very simple page with just the date, venue, and RSVP contact. That is often enough.

Remember, the website is a convenience, not a requirement. The most important thing is that you have the wedding details you need, and the couple can help you with that directly.