How do I find a wedding website if the couple has a pun in the URL?

Short answer

Start by checking the save-the-date card or invitation for the website address, as couples usually print it there. If you lost it, ask the couple directly or a member of the wedding party. You can also try searching their names plus 'wedding' online, but puns are hard to guess.

The most reliable place to find a wedding website is the stationery. Couples usually put the web address on the save-the-date card, the invitation, or a separate details card. Check every piece of paper you received, including the envelope and any inserts.

If you no longer have the card, ask the couple themselves. They will be happy to tell you. If you prefer not to bother them, ask a member of the wedding party, a parent, or a close friend who might know. Another option is to search the couple's names plus the word 'wedding' on a search engine, but a pun in the URL makes that less likely to work. Try a few variations of their names and common wedding words.

Some couples include a QR code on the invitation or save-the-date. Scan that with your phone camera and it should take you straight to the site. If the couple has a wedding website builder, they may have a standard address like their names plus a common suffix, but do not rely on that.

If you still cannot find it, do not worry. You can RSVP by phone or email if you have those details, or simply tell the couple you would love to come and ask for the link. They will understand.