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What are 5 strong passwords?

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

Short answer

Use five different passwords, each at least 12 characters long, mixing upper and lower case letters, numbers and symbols. Examples: BlueFalcon-42!Sky, MarmaladeToast#9, RiverMist@2024, PineappleQuilt?7, SilverLocket%Loop. Never reuse a password for your bank or email.

Strong passwords protect your wedding website, especially if it holds guest details, RSVPs or gift list information. Aim for at least 12 characters, and avoid obvious words like your names, wedding date or venue. A good trick is to use a short phrase with a twist, such as "TwoCatsOnWetGrass!" or "SummerRain&Lemons7".

Make each password unique. If someone guesses one, they should not be able to use it elsewhere. Consider using a password manager on your phone or computer so you do not have to remember them all. Share the website password with guests through your invitations or a separate email, not on public social media.

Change the password after the wedding if you want to keep the site open for photos. Do not use the same password for your email, bank or phone. If you are unsure about how to create or store passwords, check the advice on GOV.UK for staying safe online.

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