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Put the practical details first: date, time, venue, travel, accommodation, dress code and RSVP. Then add your story, photos, your wedding party and anything guests need to plan around.
Your wedding website should save guests from guessing. Start with the essentials: your names, the date, the ceremony and reception addresses, and the times. Add travel and parking advice, nearby hotels or places to stay, and whether children are welcome. State the dress code clearly, for example lounge suit, black tie or smart casual. Tell guests how to RSVP and by when, and whether they can bring a plus one.
After the practicalities, make it personal. Share how you met, the proposal story if you like, and a few photos. Introduce your bridal party, parents and any important family members. If you have a gift list, link to it from a separate page. If you are planning extra events like a welcome drinks, a day-after brunch or a hen do and stag do, list those with their own details. Keep the tone warm and friendly, and update the site as plans change. Guests will thank you for being clear, especially if they are travelling from another part of the UK.
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