RSVP form
Guests confirm in one click and add dietary needs, accommodation or a song for the DJ. The answers collect themselves and you see them in an overview.
Wedding website
A wedding website with RSVP, built in 5 minutes.
Your own wedding website where guests find the programme, the venue, the dress code and gift ideas, and confirm in one click. You build it for free with no technical knowledge and only pay to publish.
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What it is
What a wedding website is and why to have one
A wedding website is the web page of your wedding. At one address it tells guests everything they need to know: when and where you marry, how the day runs, where to stay, what to wear and what would make you happy. On top of that it collects the answers for you: who is coming, with whom and what they will eat.
It does not replace a printed invitation, it completes it. The card only needs your names, the date, the venue and a QR code or a short link. Anything that changes during the preparations you update on the site, and guests always see the current version.
Five reasons to have a wedding website
- Everything about the wedding in one place, even on a phone on the way to the ceremony
- No more calls and messages asking where to park and what to wear
- A clear picture of your guests from the RSVP form, including children, food and accommodation
- Cheaper and greener than posting every detail on paper
- After the wedding it turns into a gallery where guests upload their photos
When you do not need one
If you are marrying with just your witnesses or a handful of your closest people and can tell everyone everything at one table, a website will not save you much. It pays off from roughly thirty guests, for a wedding with an overnight stay, with guests from abroad, or when guests travel from all over and need to know where to go and how.
What the wedding website does
What a WeMarry wedding website does
A WeMarry wedding website is not just a business card. It is the hub of your preparations and a helper on the day, connected to your guest list and the whole planner.
A second language
Fill the site in a second language too, English for example. Guests from abroad switch languages themselves, in every plan.
Your own domain
An address like novakovi.cz instead of a long link, from the Medium plan. It looks good on the invitation and is easy to remember.
Designer templates
Three designer templates to choose from. Pick a style, add your photos and content. Done. You can switch templates any time, even after publishing.
Everything in one place
The programme, the ceremony and reception venues with a map, accommodation, dress code, menu and gift ideas. Guests find it all at one address.
Connected to the planner
Guests from the RSVP form flow into your guest list and seating chart by themselves. No copying from one spreadsheet to another.
Website content
What to put on your wedding website
A wedding website is a practical helper first, not a work of art. These are the sections guests ask about most, roughly in the order they read them, each with a short tip from the thousands of weddings planned on WeMarry.
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Names and date
The opening has two jobs: to show guests they are on the right site and to give them the date. Your names, the date, the venue and one photo of you are enough. The template adds the countdown itself.
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Ceremony and reception venue and time
The exact address, a map and the time guests should arrive, not when the ceremony starts. If the ceremony and reception are in two places, say how to get between them.
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Programme of the day
An hour-by-hour schedule: ceremony, congratulations, photos, lunch, first dance, cake and the evening party. Guests know when they can leave for the kids and what they must not miss.
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Transport and parking
Where to park, whether there is a bus or shuttle and until what time. For a wedding outside town, it is question number one.
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Accommodation
Where guests can stay, how much it costs and when to book by. If you have rooms reserved for guests, give the code or the reception contact.
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Dress code
Be specific. Instead of “formal”, try “suit, knee-length dress, the garden calls for shoes without stilettos”. Colours guests should avoid belong here too.
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Wedding gifts
Do not be shy about saying what would make you happy. A gift list guests can reserve, or a QR code for a honeymoon contribution, saves a lot of awkward questions.
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RSVP
A form with a clear deadline. Ask only what you really need: number of people, children, food and allergies, accommodation and transport.
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Key contacts
A phone number for the best man or the coordinator in case someone gets lost on the day. Keep your own number to yourselves, you will not be answering it.
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Your story
How you met, who your witnesses and bridesmaids are. Not essential, but guests love reading it and it helps both families get to know each other before the day.
Sample texts for your wedding website
Feel free to copy them and make them your own.
Dear friends and family, we are getting married! We would love you to share this day with us. You will find everything you need to know on this site, and we kindly ask you to RSVP by 31 May.
Your presence is the greatest gift. If you would still like to give us something, a contribution to our honeymoon would make us very happy. You will find a QR code below. Thank you!
Please let us know by 31 May whether you can make it. It helps us plan the food, the seating and the accommodation. You can change your answer any time before the deadline.
Five minutes of work and your wedding website is done
Practical features keep your wedding running smoothly and stress-free. The app then collects your guests’ attendance answers automatically.
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How it goes
How to build a wedding website
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Pick a template
Sign up for free and choose the template that fits the style of your wedding.
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Add content and photos
Names, the date, the venue, the programme and photos. You put the site together in minutes, even on your phone, with no technical knowledge.
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Send your guests the link
Publish the site, send the link or a QR code with your invitation and guest replies start collecting themselves.
Comparison
WeMarry, a website builder or a custom site?
There are several ways to build a wedding website. Here is a fair comparison so you can choose by how much time you have and what you expect from the site.
WeMarry
- Price
- Free to build, €39–€79 one-time to publish
- Time it takes
- 5 minutes to one evening
- Technical knowledge
- None
- Guest RSVP
- Built in, replies in an overview
- Guest list and seating chart
- Connected to guest replies
- Second language
- Yes, in every plan
- Photo collection from guests via QR
- Yes, in the Premium plan
- Wedding planner (checklist, budget)
- Free
General website builder
- Price
- Free with ads and their address, otherwise a monthly subscription
- Time it takes
- Several evenings
- Technical knowledge
- Basic
- Guest RSVP
- A generic form, replies arrive by email
- Guest list and seating chart
- No
- Second language
- Yes, you set it up yourself
- Photo collection from guests via QR
- No
- Wedding planner (checklist, budget)
- No
Custom site from a designer
- Price
- Usually a few hundred euros
- Time it takes
- A week or more, depending on the designer
- Technical knowledge
- None, the designer builds it
- Guest RSVP
- By agreement
- Guest list and seating chart
- No
- Second language
- By agreement
- Photo collection from guests via QR
- By agreement
- Wedding planner (checklist, budget)
- No
A builder gives you the most freedom in design and a custom site is one of a kind. But if you mainly want a clear view of your guests with as little work as possible, a WeMarry wedding website is the fastest way.
When
When to create and send your wedding website
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6–12 months before
Create the site as soon as you know the date and venue. You can send the link with your save the date and add content gradually.
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3–4 months before
Send the invitations with a link or QR code to the site and open the RSVP form.
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4–6 weeks before
The RSVP deadline. Send a reminder to anyone who has not answered, then finish the seating chart, menu and accommodation from the replies.
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A week before
Add the last details: parking, the programme by the hour and a contact for the best man.
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On the day
The site turns into a gallery. Guests upload photos through the QR code on the tables, straight from their phones.
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After the wedding
Add the photographer's photos and a thank-you to your guests. The site stays online for 12 or 18 months, depending on the plan.
Shared gallery
On the day, the site turns into a gallery
Guests upload their shots with a QR code straight from their phones, and you add the professional photos to the same gallery later. All at one address, available any time, anywhere.
Pricing
How much a wedding website costs
Building the site and the whole planner are free. You pay once, only when you publish the site for your guests. No monthly fees.
Sale price until 31 Dec 2026
Lite
An information site for your guests.
Saves you ~10 h of work +
- Answering the same guest questions over and over ~8 h
- Updating details and telling everyone about changes ~2 h
- Estimate for an average wedding of ~60 guests.
- Domain: a subdomain such as novakovi.wemarry.io
- Second language for guests from abroad
- Automatic translation into another language
- Website stays online: 12 months
- Guest RSVP form
- Email invitations
- Seating chart linked to RSVP
- QR photo collection from guests
Most popular
Medium
Your website with guest RSVP.
€59
one-time Saves you ~24 h of work +
- Everything in Lite ~10 h
- Calling guests to confirm whether they are coming ~8 h
- Chasing the answers that never arrive ~4 h
- The final headcount for vendors and the seating chart ~2 h
- Estimate for an average wedding of ~60 guests.
- Domain: your own domain, such as novakovi.cz
- Second language for guests from abroad
- Automatic translation into another language
- Website stays online: 18 months
- Guest RSVP form
- Email invitations
- Seating chart linked to RSVP
- QR photo collection from guests
Premium
Website, RSVP and photo collection from guests.
€79
one-time Saves you ~30 h of work +
- Everything in Medium ~24 h
- Setting up and sharing the photo album ~2 h
- Collecting photos from guests one by one ~2 h
- Sorting and sending out photos after the wedding ~2 h
- Estimate for an average wedding of ~60 guests.
- Domain: your own domain, such as novakovi.cz
- Second language for guests from abroad
- Automatic translation into another language
- Website stays online: 18 months
- Guest RSVP form
- Email invitations
- Seating chart linked to RSVP
- QR photo collection from guests
Free even without a plan: task checklist · budget · vendor directory · wedding-day schedule · a gallery for your own photos · editing and previewing your site.
30-day guarantee
Money back, no questions asked
Thousands of couples
Couples have launched their site
4.7 ★ on Google
Rated by happy couples
With the wedding website you also get the seating chart , online wedding invitations , wedding checklist and budget tracker .
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about the wedding website
How do I build a wedding website? +
You sign up for free, pick a template, add your names, the date, the venue and photos, then send your guests the link. Most couples have the site finished in one evening, with no technical knowledge at all.
Is the wedding website free? +
Building, previewing and editing the site are free, and so is the whole planner with the checklist and budget. You only pay when you publish the site for your guests.
How much does a wedding website cost? +
You pay once, only when you publish the site for your guests: Lite €39 (sale price €8 until 31 Dec 2026), Medium €59, Premium €79. No monthly fees. Lite publishes an information site, Medium adds RSVP, email invitations, the seating chart, automatic translation into another language and your own domain, and Premium also collects photos from guests through a QR code.
How long does the wedding website stay online? +
12 months with Lite, 18 months with Medium and Premium. Guests can come back for the photos and your thank-you long after the wedding.
Can my wedding website be in more than one language? +
Yes. In every plan you can fill the site in a second language too, English for example. Guests switch languages themselves.
Can I use my own domain? +
Yes, from the Medium plan. You buy a domain such as novakovi.cz from a registrar and WeMarry shows you how to connect it. With Lite you get an address on a WeMarry subdomain.
Can strangers find our wedding website? +
Couples' wedding websites are not in search engines, so nobody stumbles on them by chance. Only the people you send the address to know it.
When should I create the wedding website? +
Ideally as soon as you know the date and venue, so 6 to 12 months ahead. You can fill it in gradually and guests always see the current version.
Can I change the template or texts after publishing? +
Yes. You change the template, colours and content any time, even after sending the link to guests. The address stays the same.
Does the wedding website work on phones? +
Yes. The templates are designed mobile first, because that is where guests open the site most often, on the way to the ceremony for example.
Do I need technical knowledge to build the site? +
No. If you can handle email, you can handle a wedding website. Everything is simple, with no coding.
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