Names and date
The opening of the site: who is getting married, when, and the first thing a guest reads.
Your wedding website
A wedding website that works with your plan.
Share the practical things with your guests and collect their answers in the same place as your guest list, dietary needs, seating chart, and messages.
No separate form, no second spreadsheet, and nothing to copy over by hand.
We are getting married
Emily & James
Saturday, June 12, 2027Stonewall Farm · Hudson HallThis is what your guests see. Everything behind it stays yours.
The demo is a fully built demo wedding, Emily & James in the Hudson Valley. Create a free account and click around anywhere; you cannot break anything.
What goes on it
A site for information and for answers.
Your wedding website is more than a pretty card. It is where guests find out what happens when, and where they answer.
Welcome and your story
Your own words about how you got here, as long or as short as you want.
Star maps
The real night sky above the moments that matter, calculated for the place and the minute.
Where you met
The map of the spot where it started, in the style and framing you choose.
Schedule
The parts of the day a guest is invited to, with times that match your plan.
Venues and directions
Addresses, routes, parking, and accessibility, only for the parts guests may see.
Dress code and menu
What to wear and what is being served, without a separate email thread.
FAQ, hotels, and contact
The questions every guest asks, room blocks nearby, and who to call on the day.
Registry
Where to point guests who ask. Contributions go straight to you; we never touch the money.
RSVP
Answers per person and per event, landing straight in your guest list.
You turn on only the parts you want. A guest never sees an empty section, and never sees a part of the day they are not invited to.
Publishing
Build quietly, share when it is right.
Nothing goes live by accident. Your site moves through four states, and you move it. Who gets in is a separate choice, one of three privacy settings; an access code is the default, and most couples keep it.
Draft
Only the two of you are working on it. Guests cannot reach the site at all.
Preview
Look at the site the way a guest would, without putting it live yet.
Published
The site is live, inside the privacy setting you chose.
Paused
Take it offline for a while when something is not right yet.
Example
An example website with its RSVP overview.
This is how the visible information and your internal overview come together.
Emily & JamesStonewall Farm
June 12, 2027Website sections
ScheduleVenuesRSVPFAQ
RSVP overview
Guests24
Groups9
Attending15
No response5
Dietary needs3
Tables5
Vendors8
Privacy
Site behind an access code. Personal RSVP links show only their own group.
Example with fictional wedding data.
Style
One considered house style, carried through everywhere.
No theme picker and no fuss: Wedding Overview comes in one warm look, Boho Terracotta. It carries automatically from the app to your public wedding website and your stationery, so planning and presentation stay one whole.
Boho Terracotta: warm terracotta, sage green, soft gold, ivory.
- Applies to
- App, website, and stationery
- Sections
- Schedule, locations, RSVP
- Languages
- English and French
- Privacy
- Access code
- Setup
- Nothing needed
Frequently asked
Good to know about your wedding website.
Is our wedding website public?
You decide. It can be open to anyone with the link, behind an access code from your invitation, or reachable only through each group’s personal RSVP link. Guest pages ask search engines to stay away.
Do guests RSVP through the site?
Yes, and the answers are not a separate inbox. They land in your guest list, per group and per person, next to the dietary needs and the seating chart that use them.
Can guests read it in another language?
Yes. English is the base, and you can add French or Dutch for the guests who need it, section by section.
Does it look like the app?
Yes. The house style is stored with your wedding and used by the pages your guests open, so the app, your website, and your stationery are visibly the same wedding.
Can we take it offline again?
Yes. Pausing puts the site back behind the curtain without deleting anything, and publishing brings it back exactly as it was.
Do guests need an account?
Never. A guest opens a link, answers for the people in their group, and is done. No password to forget and no app to install.
One calm place for your whole wedding.
Guest list, budget, day-of timeline, and your wedding website in one place. $99 once, no subscription.