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How do you share your wedding website on social media without making it public?

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

Short answer

Share the website only in private messages or a closed group, never on your public timeline. Send a direct link to each guest individually, or post it in a private Facebook group or WhatsApp chat for invited guests only.

To keep your wedding website private, avoid posting the link on your public social media profiles. Instead, send it directly to each guest in a private message, or create a closed group for wedding guests, such as a Facebook group or a WhatsApp chat. In that group, you can post the link once and pin it to the top, so guests can find it easily. Make sure the group is set to private or secret, so only invited people can see it. If you use Instagram, send the link in a direct message or use the close friends story feature, but remember that stories expire. For email, send a group email with all recipients in the BCC field, so addresses stay private. If you want to share a photo or a teaser on your public feed, do not include the website address or any password in the caption. You can say that details are coming by invitation. Also, check your website settings to see if it has a privacy option that hides it from search engines. That way, even if someone finds the link, they cannot see the content without the password.

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