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Wedding websites in London: for couples marrying in the capital
This page is for couples getting married in London or planning a London wedding from abroad. Our done-for-you wedding websites keep every guest informed and every RSVP organised, so you can enjoy the build-up.
- LanguagesEnglish
- Time zoneGMT+1
- PricesOne-off, in pounds sterling; any card accepted
Your events
The events of a London wedding
Your website gets a page, an RSVP and a guest list for each event, with its own date, time, venue and dress code. Pick the traditions you follow; names and order vary between families, and you can add any event of your own.
English wedding
- CeremonyWedding day, early afternoonThe church, register office or civil ceremony where you say your vows and sign the schedule.
- Drinks receptionWedding day, after the ceremonyFizz, canapés and photos while the room is set.
- Wedding breakfastWedding day, late afternoonThe sit-down meal, with speeches before or after.
- Evening receptionWedding day, eveningEvening guests join for the first dance, music and evening food.
- Day-after brunchThe day afterA relaxed get-together for family and guests who stayed over.
Pakistani and Muslim wedding
- DholkiDays or weeks beforeEvenings of singing and dhol drumming at the family home.
- MayunA few days beforeThe bride or groom is pampered with ubtan paste by close family.
- MehndiOne or two days beforeHenna, dancing and colourful outfits.
- BaraatWedding dayThe groom's procession arrives with family and music.
- NikahWedding day or earlierThe Islamic marriage contract, led by an imam with witnesses.
- RukhsatiWedding day, endThe bride's emotional farewell from her family home.
- WalimaThe day after or laterThe groom's family hosts a reception to celebrate the marriage.
Sikh wedding
- RokaWeeks or months beforeThe families formally agree the match.
- ChunniWeeks beforeThe groom's family gives the bride a chunni (scarf) and gifts.
- MehndiA few days beforeHenna and celebration.
- JaggoThe night beforeA lively night of dancing with decorated lamps.
- Anand KarajWedding day, morningThe wedding at the gurdwara: four laavan around the Guru Granth Sahib.
- DoliWedding dayThe bride's farewell from her family.
- ReceptionWedding day, eveningDinner, speeches and bhangra.
Hindu and Indian wedding
- RokaMonths beforeThe families confirm the match.
- HaldiOne or two days beforeTurmeric paste and blessings from family.
- MehndiOne or two days beforeHenna, music and dancing.
- SangeetThe night beforeSong and dance performances by both families.
- BaraatWedding dayThe groom arrives in procession with dhol and dancing.
- Wedding ceremonyWedding dayThe mandap ceremony with the pheras around the sacred fire.
- VidaaiWedding dayThe bride's farewell.
- ReceptionWedding day or laterDinner and dancing for all the guests.
Nigerian wedding
- IntroductionMonths beforeThe two families meet formally.
- Traditional weddingDays or weeks beforeThe traditional marriage in native attire, with family customs and aso ebi colours.
- White weddingWedding dayChurch or civil ceremony.
- ReceptionWedding dayThe big party: food, spraying money and dancing.
Caribbean wedding
- CeremonyWedding dayOften a church ceremony with a strong choir.
- ReceptionWedding dayFood, speeches, the cake (often a rich black cake) and plenty of music.
- After-partyWedding day, lateDancing to soca, reggae and dancehall.
Jewish wedding
- Aufruf or shabbat kallahThe weekend beforeThe couple are honoured at synagogue or with friends.
- Tisch and bedekenWedding dayThe ketubah is signed and the groom veils the bride.
- ChuppahWedding dayThe ceremony under the canopy, ending with the breaking of the glass.
- ReceptionWedding dayDinner, speeches and the hora.
Chinese wedding
- Betrothal gifts (guo da li)Weeks beforeThe groom's family presents gifts to the bride's family.
- Hair combingThe night beforeA blessing ceremony for a long and happy marriage.
- Door gamesWedding morningThe groom and his friends win their way in to collect the bride.
- Tea ceremonyWedding dayThe couple serve tea to parents and elders and receive blessings.
- Wedding banquetWedding eveningA multi-course banquet with toasts at every table.
Weddings in London
Traditions and style
London weddings are wonderfully varied, reflecting the city's rich mix of cultures and faiths. Many couples begin with a ceremony at a register office or town hall, often followed by a blessing or religious service in a church, mosque, temple, gurdwara or synagogue. Receptions range from elegant livery hall dinners to relaxed warehouse parties, with an evening party for dancing and late-night street food. Guests might enjoy a drinks reception, a sit-down meal, speeches, a first dance, and traditions from the couple's backgrounds, from the throwing of the bouquet to the breaking of the glass, or a baraat procession. The style is often modern and cosmopolitan, with a nod to British tradition, and the guest list can include family from across the world.
Where couples marry
Couples choose from a huge range of settings: historic livery halls, modern rooftop terraces with views of the Shard, riverside venues along the Thames, and charming pubs with secret gardens. Many opt for a spring or summer wedding to make the most of longer days, while winter weddings in the city have their own magic, with twinkling lights and cosy interiors. Famous landmarks like Tower Bridge, the London Eye and St Paul's Cathedral often feature in wedding photographs, whether as a backdrop for portraits or as part of a sightseeing tour for guests. The city's parks, such as Hyde Park and Regent's Park, also provide lovely spots for photos.
Why couples choose us
- RSVP for every event, from ceremony to evening party
- Private household links so each family sees only their events
- Meal choices and dietary needs collected automatically
- QR code for printed wedding stationery
- Live stream page for guests who can't travel
Guests near and far
For guests travelling to London
Guests travelling to London from abroad will need to plan ahead for flights, accommodation and possibly visa arrangements. A wedding website with a clear schedule helps everyone know the times and locations of each event, with maps and travel tips. For guests joining from different time zones, a live stream page on the Signature package lets them watch the ceremony if they can't be there in person. RSVP for each event, ceremony, reception, evening party, means guests can choose exactly which parts they'll attend. Private household links ensure each family sees only the events they're invited to, which is especially useful when some guests are invited to the evening only. Dress code information and a countdown help everyone prepare.

Packages
One-off prices, no monthly fees
Prices are in pounds sterling. Cards in any currency are accepted at checkout. Signature adds wording in Arabic, Urdu, Punjabi, Hindi, Gujarati or Bengali.
Questions
Wedding websites in London: your questions
Can I have separate RSVPs for the ceremony and the evening reception?
Yes. Our websites let you create separate events, and each guest can RSVP to each one individually. This is perfect for London weddings where you might have a small ceremony and a larger evening party. Guests simply tick which events they'll attend, and you'll see the numbers for each in your dashboard.
How do I share my wedding website with guests?
You can share your website by a simple link, a QR code printed on your wedding stationery, or directly via WhatsApp or email. Each household gets a private link, so you can send the same link to the whole family, and they'll only see the events they're invited to. It's easy for guests to save the link to their phone.
My family is spread across the world. Can they watch the ceremony online?
Yes, the Signature package includes a live stream page where you can embed a private YouTube or Vimeo stream. This lets family and friends who can't travel to London watch the ceremony in real time. You can also add a password to keep it private. The page works on any phone or computer.
Can I collect meal preferences and dietary requirements?
Absolutely. Our RSVP forms can include a meal choice for each guest, with options like meat, fish, vegetarian, vegan, or a specific cultural requirement. You can also add a free-text field for allergies. All responses are collected in your guest dashboard and can be exported to a spreadsheet.
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