How do I find a wedding website for a religious ceremony?

Short answer

Look on the invitation or save-the-date card for the website address. If it is not there, ask the couple, the officiant, or a member of the wedding party. Religious weddings often share the same website as the reception, with ceremony details listed separately.

For a religious ceremony, the wedding website is usually the same one used for the whole wedding, including the reception. The address will be on the invitation or the save-the-date card. If you cannot see it, check any email or text the couple has sent. Many couples also include the website on the order of service or a small card inside the invitation envelope.

If you still cannot find it, ask the couple directly. They will be happy to share the link. You can also ask the officiant or a member of the bridal party, as they often have the details. Some religious venues have their own noticeboards or newsletters, but the couple's website is the most reliable source.

Remember that the website may include the ceremony time, dress code for the place of worship, and any rules about photography or seating. If the ceremony is in a church, chapel or mosque, check the website for specific guidance. If you are unsure about anything, contact the couple or the venue directly.