What should you put on a wedding website for a same-sex wedding?

A same-sex wedding website is first and foremost a wedding website, so start with the essentials: your names, the date, the venue and the schedule for the day. Include travel and parking details, local accommodation, dress code, dietary needs and your gift list or charity preference. Add a clear RSVP section with a deadline. Then think about the details that make your wedding feel welcoming. You may want to say how you would like to be introduced, for example as partners, spouses or by your chosen names. If you have different surnames or have changed names, explain that simply. You can also note that your ceremony is inclusive, and invite guests to use the language they are comfortable with. If you are having a civil ceremony alongside a religious or cultural one, explain the order of events so guests know what to expect. Some guests may be less familiar with same-sex weddings, so a gentle note about respect and celebration can help everyone relax. Keep the tone warm and clear, and remember the website is for your guests, not just for you.