What should you put on a wedding website for a wedding with a gift list?

Start with a short, friendly line saying you do not expect gifts, but if guests would like to contribute, here is how. Then give the gift list details: the name of the list, how to find it, and any access code or password if needed. Add a sentence about what the gifts will be used for, such as a new home or a honeymoon fund, so guests feel connected. Keep the page separate from the main schedule so it is easy to find but not pushy. If you have a charity preference instead of a list, say that clearly. Also include a note that you are happy for guests to bring a card instead, and that no one should feel obliged. If you have a physical gift list at a shop, say whether guests can order online or in store, and whether delivery is direct to you or to the venue. Avoid long paragraphs. Use bullet points for the practical steps. Finally, thank guests for their kindness and say you look forward to celebrating with them. This keeps the page kind, clear and low pressure.