What should you put on a wedding website for a micro wedding?

For a micro wedding, your website is even more important because guests may have questions about the smaller scale. Start with the date, time and venue, and be very clear about who is invited. If you are having a small ceremony followed by a bigger celebration later, explain that. Include the full schedule, even if it is short, so guests know when to arrive and what happens after. If you are live-streaming the ceremony or sharing photos later, put that information front and centre. Add a section for guests who are not attending in person, with details on how to watch or send congratulations. For those who are coming, include parking, accessibility, dress code and any special requests like unplugged ceremony or no gifts. You may also want to explain why you chose a micro wedding, for example for budget, intimacy or family reasons, but keep it brief. A micro wedding often means fewer moving parts, so your website can be simple and clear. Just make sure every guest knows exactly what to expect, and that those who are not there still feel included.