How should I make my wedding website?

Start by choosing a service that offers a clean template and lets you add the sections you need. You will typically sign up, pick a design, and then fill in your details. Keep it simple: your names, the date and location, a short story about how you met, and practical information for guests. Include travel and accommodation, dress code, timings for the day, and a clear RSVP section. If you are having multiple events, such as a hen do or a welcome drinks, list them separately. Use a QR code on your save-the-dates and invitations that links straight to your website, so guests do not have to type a long address. Make sure your website works well on a phone, because most guests will look at it on mobile. You can also add a private section for your wedding party, with details about rehearsals or outfit plans. Do not overcomplicate it. A one-page website with clear headings is often better than many pages. Update it as plans change, and let guests know when you add new information.