How to Create a Wedding Website in 10 Minutes (No Coding)

A wedding website sounds like a big project, but with a ready-made template it is closer to filling in a form. Here is a calm, ten-minute plan.

Before you start: gather five things

• Your names and wedding date
• The venue name and address for each event
• One or two good photos
• A short welcome message
• The questions you want guests to answer (for example, number of guests and meal choice)

Step 1: choose a design that fits the day

Pick a template that matches your venue and colours. A rustic barn and a black-tie ballroom want different pages. If you are unsure, read our guide to choosing a style.

Step 2: claim your link

After buying, enter your key on the home page and choose a short address such as /anna-and-tom. Short, lowercase and easy to spell works best.

Step 3: replace the example text

Open the dashboard and work top to bottom: names, date, events, story, then photos. Do not try to perfect everything. A finished page that is 90% right is more useful than a perfect page that is not shared.

Step 4: add the details guests will look for

Add the schedule, parking, dress code and a way to contact someone on the day. These answers save you dozens of messages.

Step 5: preview on your phone, then share

Open your link on a phone and scroll through once. Check names, dates and the RSVP form. Then send it to a couple of friends before sharing widely.

Tip: put the website address on your save-the-date and paper invitations so older guests can find it too.

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