What is a good wedding website URL?

Choose a web address that is easy to say out loud and type by hand. Guests often hear it at the hen or stag do, or see it on a save-the-date, so clarity matters more than cleverness.

A clear format is usually best. Try combining your first names and the wedding year, such as yournames2026, or use your shared surname if you plan to take it. Avoid unusual spellings, hyphens or numbers that could be mistaken for letters.

Before you settle on one, check that it is available and that no one else is using a similar address. Test it yourself by typing it into a phone and a laptop, and ask a friend to read it back to you.

You can point a custom domain to your wedding site. This keeps your address tidy even if the platform changes later. Just make sure you know how to update the link if you move your site.

Keep the address consistent across save-the-dates, your website, QR codes and any printed cards. A single, reliable link makes it much easier for guests to find your RSVP and event details.