What should you put on a wedding website for a low-budget wedding?

Keep the website simple and functional. Start with the basics: the date, the ceremony and reception times, the full venue address, and a map or directions. Add a clear RSVP section with a deadline, and ask guests to let you know about dietary needs or access requirements. Include a dress code that matches your event, whether that is smart casual or formal, so no one feels over or underdressed.

If you are not having a gift list, say so kindly, for example, "Your presence is the only present we need." If you would prefer contributions to a honeymoon fund or a charity, you can say that too, but keep it optional and polite. Avoid adding pages for accommodation, transport or events that you are not actually providing. Instead, list a few local hotels or a note that guests are welcome to arrange their own stay.

Use the website to save money on printed stationery, so put all the practical details online and only send a simple invitation. If you are having a small ceremony and a larger party, make that clear. Finally, keep the design clean and free of extra features that cost time or money. The website should make life easier for you and your guests, not add stress.