What to put on your wedding website
Think of your website as the answer to every message you'd otherwise get in the months before the wedding. The best wedding websites are short and practical: guests open them on their phone, find what they need and close them again.
- The essentials: date, ceremony time, venue name and address.
- The schedule: ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner, dancing - and any welcome drinks or a brunch the next day.
- Travel & stay: the nearest airport or station, parking, hotels you've reserved rooms at and any booking codes.
- Dress code, children, plus-ones - say it kindly and clearly once, here.
- Registry and cash or honeymoon fund links.
- RSVP, with a reply-by date.
- Your story and a photo or two - optional, but guests love it.
Why couples choose BrideSpark for their website
Most wedding website builders are a separate tool with a separate guest list. In BrideSpark the website sits on top of your actual plan: the RSVP form writes into your guest list, the schedule can be copied from your wedding-day timeline in one click, and the design follows the style of your printed stationery.
It's also completely free. No premium templates, no custom-domain upsell, no ads on your page, and no card needed to publish.
When to publish it
Publish your website before your save-the-dates go out - around 6 to 8 months before the wedding, or earlier for a destination wedding - so guests can book travel early. Keep adding details as they're confirmed; changes go live as you make them. After the day, switch on the photo gallery and send the link one more time.