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What do you call a wedding website?

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

Short answer

Most people simply call it a wedding website. You might also hear it called a wedding site, a couple's page, or an online invitation hub. It is the place where you share your details, RSVP, and keep guests updated. There is no official name, so use whatever feels natural to you.

A wedding website goes by many names, but the most common is just "wedding website". You might also hear "wedding site", "our wedding page", or "the couple's website". Some couples call it their "online invitation" or "RSVP page" if they are using it mainly for replies. Others say "wedding hub" because it holds everything in one place.

In the UK, there is no standard term. Wedding invitation wording often says "please visit our wedding website for details", or "RSVP on our website". You can choose a name that feels personal, like "Emily and Jack's Wedding Site" or "Our Big Day" (though that phrase is a bit overused).

What matters is that your guests know what it is and where to find it. Put the name and URL on your save-the-date cards, invitations, and any digital messages. If you have a QR code, label it clearly, for example "Scan for wedding details".

You can also use the website to host your gift list, travel information, and dress code. That way, guests only need one place to look.

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