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How do I find a wedding website if the couple is having a multi-event wedding?

Answered by the UK Wedding Websites editorial team · Updated 2026-10-12 · For the bridal party · For guests

Short answer

Check the save-the-date card or invitation first, as couples usually print the website address there. If you cannot find it, ask the couple directly or a member of the bridal party. Multi-event weddings often have one website with separate pages for each event.

For a multi-event wedding, the couple will usually put the website address on every piece of stationery, from save-the-dates to the main invitation and any event-specific cards. Look for a small line of text, often at the bottom or on the back. If you have lost the card, check your email inbox, as many couples send digital invites or reminders with a link.

If you still cannot find it, the quickest route is to ask the couple themselves. They will not mind, and it avoids any guesswork. Alternatively, ask a member of the bridal party, a parent, or a close friend who is likely to know. Some couples also share the website on their social media profiles, so a quick look there can help.

Once you find the site, look for a menu or tabs labelled with each event, such as the ceremony, the drinks reception, the dinner, and the evening party. RSVP sections are often separate for each event, so make sure you respond to every part you are invited to. If you are unsure which events you are invited to, the invitation wording will tell you, or the website will show your personal link.

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