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What should you put on a wedding website for things to do?

Answered by the UK Wedding Websites editorial team · Updated 2026-10-12 · For guests

Short answer

List local attractions, restaurants, cafes, walks, and places of interest near the venue. Group them by type and distance, and add opening times or booking links if you have them.

Think about what guests might enjoy before or after the wedding. Start with a few suggestions for each type: sightseeing, nature, food, and family-friendly options. For each place, give the name, a one-line description, and how far it is from the venue or your accommodation blocks. Mention if you have personally visited and liked it. If you have booked a room block at a hotel, say that on this page too. Add any local events happening that weekend, like a market or festival, but check they are still on. If the wedding is in a small village, suggest a pub lunch or a walk by the river. If it is in a city, list museums, galleries, and shopping streets. Also include a note about the weather and what to bring, like comfortable shoes for walking. Avoid overwhelming guests with too many options. Pick your top five or six and say these are your favourites. If you are unsure about opening times, say they should check the venue's own website or call ahead.

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