What is usually on a wedding website?

A wedding website typically brings together everything guests need in one place. Start with a home page that has your names, the date and a favourite photo. Then add an 'Our Story' page with how you met and got engaged. Include a 'Wedding Day' page with the full schedule, venue addresses and directions. Add a 'Travel and Stay' page with nearby hotels, transport links and parking advice. A 'Dress Code' section helps guests know what to wear, whether it is formal, smart casual or themed.

Most sites also have an RSVP page where guests can respond online, and a 'Gift List' or 'Registry' page. You might add an 'Our Wedding Party' page introducing your bridesmaids, groomsmen, ushers and parents. A 'FAQs' page answers common questions about children, plus ones, dietary requirements and timings. You can also include a 'Contact' section for guests to reach you or your wedding planner. If you have a QR code on your save-the-date cards, it can link straight to the website. Keep the design clean and easy to read, and update it as details change. The goal is to be helpful and clear, so guests feel informed and excited.