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How do I find a wedding website if the couple is having a non-traditional wedding?

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

Short answer

The website link will be on the invitation or save-the-date card, just like any wedding. If you cannot find it, ask the couple or a member of the bridal party, as non-traditional weddings may have unique details like dress codes or venue quirks.

Non-traditional weddings can include elopements, humanist ceremonies, or celebrations in unusual venues like a barn, a museum, or a pub. The website is still the best place for practical information. Start by checking the invitation, whether it is paper or digital. Look for a printed web address or a QR code. Many couples also include a separate details card with the link. If you cannot find it, ask the couple directly, or ask a parent, a best man, or a maid of honour. Some couples share the link on social media, but they may keep it private. If the website has a password, it will be on the invitation or in a separate message. Do not assume the website is hard to find; it is usually very clear. The site will tell you about the ceremony style, whether children are welcome, and any unusual requests like wearing a certain colour or bringing a dish. If the wedding is not legally binding in the usual way, the couple may have arranged a separate civil ceremony, so the website will explain the schedule. Ask if you are unsure.

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