Wedding Websites

Covid-19...I swear this blog has been more about Miss Rona than weddings itself....😞

Covid-19 precautions have us online more than ever before, and this time it's working in our favour! Wedding Websites are a great resource to keep your guests informed about all aspects of your big day and helps them to plan accordingly. It's also super helpful during this pandemic, since it mitigates any need for social interactions (wow, I got to sad typing that....when will they let us out!).

Creating a wedding website will allow you to share all of your need-to-know information and make sure your guests are all on the same page.  Typically a wedding website can be made after your engagement where you can share your engagement story and some photos and start setting the tone. This is not always the case though, since a lot of couples do not yet have a guest list and you probably won't want everyone to have access to your information until you've narrowed it down.

Your custom website can include many of, if not all of, the following information;

1. Wedding Logistics (time, location, dress code, timeline)

2. Registry Information

3. RSVP (check out pro tip below)

4. Travel Information

5. Hotel Room Blocks

6. Local attractions (for your out of town guests)

7. Menu

It's also a great idea to create an About Us tab where you share your love story. After all, it's already an entire day/days of celebrating you and your fiance!

When creating your website it's also a great idea to stick to your theme of your wedding since it sets the tone for events to come. I also highly recommend using a password to avoid random strangers showing up at your venue! Hey, it happens..

As always, I did my research and found you some FREE online websites for you to check out to help build your own! Let us know in the comments below if you've used any of these websites, and how they've worked for you!

The Knot

WIX

WeddingWire

ZOLA

PRO TIP- RSVPing online isn't always recommended since guests tend not to take it seriously. Think about how many Facebook invites you've accepted and well...flaked on. That being said, it's pretty much a good option during this pandemic since the health and safety of your guests are top priority.

Leave us a comment below and let us know what you think about the trend of a Wedding Website.

With Love,

Tulle and Tuxedo