How do you make a wedding website password that is not your names?

Think of a moment that only your close circle would know. It could be the name of the café where you first met, the song that played on your first holiday, or the nickname your friends gave you as a couple. You can also combine a short word with a number that has meaning, such as the year you got engaged or the number of your favourite table at the pub.

Avoid anything too easy to guess from your social media profiles. That means no birth dates, no pet names that are public, and no yourname2024 style passwords. If you want extra security, make it a short phrase with no spaces, like thefirstdance or ourfavouritebeach. Keep it to letters and numbers so it is easy to type on a phone.

Remember that the password is not meant to be unbreakable. It is there to keep out strangers and to give your guests a sense of being included. A password that is personal but not obvious strikes the right balance.