What are some wedding website name ideas for a couple who are not changing their names?

If you are keeping your own names, your website can celebrate that. The simplest option is both surnames joined by and, a hyphen, or an ampersand. For example, Smith and Jones, Smith-Jones, or S and J. If your names are long, use initials or just first names. Another idea is a phrase that reflects your life together, such as Two Names, One Party, or a nod to a shared interest like Bookworms in Love. You could also use your wedding date, the venue, or the location. A clever pun on your surnames often works well, like Baker and Turner becoming Bakers and Turners. Keep it easy to type and spell. Avoid numbers or unusual characters unless they are meaningful. Your website address should be simple enough to say aloud to guests. If the exact name is taken, add your wedding year, town, or a short word like love or wed. This keeps it personal without forcing a name change on either of you.