What are some cute URLs for a wedding website?

Think about what makes your relationship unique. A simple option is your two first names with the year, for example "JenAndTomWedding" or "TomAndJenSayIDo". If you have a shared interest, use that: "BookLoversWedding", "HikingToMarried", or "CurryAndCommitment". Puns work well too, like "TwoPeasInAPod" or "HappilyEverLaughter".

Avoid numbers that are hard to remember, and skip hyphens and underscores, as people often forget them when typing. Check that the address is not already taken, and think about how it looks on a save-the-date card or invitation. You can also use a shorter version of a longer name, as long as it still makes sense.

If you have a joint surname planned, that can work, but only if it is not too long. Also consider a name that guests of all ages can spell without help. A cute URL should feel personal, not generic. Test it by saying it out loud to a friend. If they can type it correctly after hearing it once, you have found a good one.