Wedding websites
Wedding websites articles from Made For Our Day: practical guides, wording and timelines you can use today.
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Destination wedding website: what to include
What a destination wedding website needs: travel, places to stay, schedule, dress code, local tips and replies, with a checklist you can tick off as you build.
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How to choose a wedding website builder
How to choose a wedding website builder: the questions that matter for cost, design, guest replies, privacy and your own domain, and a picker for your priority.
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Is a free wedding website really free?
What a free wedding website includes, the extras that cost money, such as a domain, premium designs and printing, and a calculator to add up the real cost.
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No gifts, cash funds and registries: how to word them
Polite wording for no gifts, a honeymoon or home fund, a registry or a charity donation, where to put it, and a picker that writes the line for you.
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Save the date website: when to send and what to include
When to send save the dates, what a save the date website needs on day one, and a calculator that turns your wedding date into every send-by date.
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Wedding website FAQ: the questions guests ask, with answers
The questions guests most often ask about a wedding, from children and plus-ones to parking and photos, with ready answers you can copy to your wedding website.
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Wedding websites like The Knot: what to compare
Looking for a wedding website like The Knot? What to compare between planning suites and focused sites, a scorecard to rate any option, and where to check the facts.
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How to write your love story for a wedding website
How to write the love story for your wedding website: what to include, how long to make it, examples in three tones, and a builder that drafts it from five answers.
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Wedding website templates: six styles and who they suit
The main styles of wedding website template, from classic to playful, what each suits, how to choose one that matches your invitation, and a quick style quiz.
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Wedding website travel section: what to write
What to write in the travel and accommodation section of your wedding website: getting there, where to stay, parking and getting around, with a builder for the text.
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Wedding weekend itinerary: what to include for guests
What goes in a wedding weekend itinerary for guests, how to share it, and an editable planner you can fill in, copy to your website or download.
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Free vs paid wedding websites: what you really get
Zola, Joy and The Knot all offer a free wedding website. Here is what is free, what costs extra, and when paying for a wedding website is worth it.
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A Joy alternative for your wedding website
Joy offers a free wedding website with paid upgrades. Here is what it says it includes, and when a design-led, paid alternative suits you better.
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Wedding quiz questions for guests, and how to run one
Question ideas for a how-well-do-you-know-the-couple quiz, tips for making it fun, and a free quiz maker that gives guests one link to play on their phone.
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Wedding website welcome message: 12 examples you can use
What to write in the welcome message on your wedding website, how long it should be, and 12 examples from warm to funny to formal that you can copy.
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What to put on your wedding website: 12 sections and what to skip
A practical guide to what belongs on a wedding website, from the welcome message and schedule to travel, questions and gift details, and what to leave off.
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A Zola alternative for your wedding website
Zola's wedding website is free with a paid custom domain. Here is an honest look at when to stay with it and when a design-led alternative is a better fit.