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Check your wedding website provider's password reset or account recovery option. If that fails, look in your saved passwords on your browser or phone, or ask the person who set up the site.
Start by looking for a password reset link on the login page of your wedding website provider. Most services will email you a reset link if you have access to the account email you used when creating the site. If you do not see that option, check your browser's saved passwords or your phone's password manager, as these often store the details automatically. You could also search your email inbox for the original confirmation message from when you set up the site, as some providers include a temporary password or a link to create one. If you still cannot find it, ask your partner or whoever helped you build the site, as they may have chosen or saved the password. If you are locked out completely, contact the provider's customer support with your account email and any booking details. They should be able to verify your identity and help you reset it. Remember to choose a new password that you can remember, and consider writing it down somewhere safe, like in your wedding planning notes.
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