Your wedding website
Tell it who you are, where and when you’re getting married, and createforme builds your wedding website in a few minutes: a countdown, your story, the schedule for the day, how to get there and where to park, nearby hotels and the form your guests use to RSVP. Send the link on WhatsApp or print it on the invitation.
Giulia e Marco
A sample website for a wedding in Ravello, on the Amalfi Coast. Here’s what’s inside:
- A countdown that turns into “It’s today!” on the big day
- The schedule hour by hour, from the ceremony to cutting the cake
- How to get there by car and by train, with parking and reserved spaces
- An RSVP form
The example is written in Italian; its names, photos and reviews are made up. See it as it is (opens in a new tab).
What your wedding website needs
Answers to the questions you’ll get a hundred times
What time? Where do we park? Is there a dress code? Are children invited? Every answer on the site is one message fewer on your phone in the weeks before.
How to get there, properly
Not just the address: the easiest road, realistic travel times, where to leave the car, public transport for people arriving by train. The example does it for Ravello, where the last few miles are hairpin bends — it’s the section guests open most.
A simple RSVP
Name, how many of you, any dietary needs. The replies all arrive in one place instead of scattered across chats, calls and notes.
Where to stay
For guests coming from far away: two or three places nearby with a phone number and, if you have a group rate, the name to mention.
Ready to use, nothing to install
What to know before you publish
Allergies are health data
Asking guests about dietary needs is useful, but in the UK and EU allergies and intolerances count as health data under the GDPR. Ask only what the caterer needs, and delete the answers after the wedding.
Anyone with the link can open it
Don’t include your home address or details you wouldn’t want strangers to have: the site is public, even if you only send it to guests.
This is general information, not legal advice: for your situation, ask a professional or your regulator.
How it works, in three steps
- Describe your business in the box above, typing or out loud, the way you would to a customer.
- Watch the site take shape in a few minutes, and edit it by clicking on what you want to change: text, photos, colours.
- Publish when it’s ready, with a paid plan: you can create and preview your first site for free.
Questions
How much does a wedding website cost?
You can create and preview it for free. To publish it you need the Starter plan, €22.90 a month: for a wedding you only need the months between the invitations and the party, and you can cancel whenever you like.
Can we add photos after the wedding?
Yes: you can edit the site whenever you want, by clicking on what you want to change. Many couples turn it into a thank-you page with a few photos from the day.
Can we share it with a QR code?
Yes: once published the site has an address, and any free QR generator turns it into a code to print on the invitation.
Do we need to be good with computers?
If you can write a message, you can do it. You can also dictate: tell it about your wedding the way you’d tell a friend.
Your website starts with a sentence
The request above is already written for you: change it however you like and go. You can create and preview your first site for free.
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