What does a wedding website include?

Think of your wedding website as a friendly, helpful home for all the practical information your guests need. Start with the basics: your names, the date, and the location of the ceremony and reception. Add a short section about how you met and your proposal story, if you like, to give it a personal touch.

Then cover the logistics. Tell guests about the dress code, whether there is parking, and if there are any accessibility considerations. Include details about accommodation, with a few nearby options at different price points, and mention any transport you have arranged, like a coach from the hotel to the venue. If you have a gift list, link to it here, but keep it low-key and optional.

The most useful feature is the RSVP section. Make it clear how guests should respond, and include a deadline. You can also use the site to share information about other events, such as the hen do or the morning-after brunch. Add a page for FAQs, covering things like whether children are invited and what to do if they have dietary requirements.

Finally, add your contact details or a simple form for questions. Keep the design clean and easy to read, and update it as plans change. A good website saves you from answering the same questions again and again, and helps everyone feel prepared and welcome.