Create your wedding website
Date, location, travel and hotels before save-the-dates go
Create your wedding website
Date, location, travel and hotels before save-the-dates go
ChecklistCategory · Wedding Website
A wedding website saves you answering the same questions again and again. These tasks help you set it up early, keep it current and wrap it up gracefully after the day.
By The ReadyToWeddy Team · Updated
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Launch your website 9–12 months before the wedding, before save-the-dates go out, starting with the date, location and travel details. Keep it current as plans change. About 1–2 weeks before, send guests final details and make sure the site matches. After the wedding, you can add a thank-you message or close it.
Date, location, travel and hotels before save-the-dates go
Timings, addresses, parking, dress code and photo link
Add a thank-you and photos, or close it when done
Step-by-step help for the biggest wedding website decisions.
Wedding Website
Date, location, travel and hotels before save-the-dates go
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Update it whenever a detail guests rely on changes, and review it at key moments: after save-the-dates, after invitations, a month before and in the final week. Tell guests directly when something important changes.
Partly. It’s the best place for travel, schedule and FAQ details that may change, but some guests prefer key details in writing. Keep the essentials on your invitation and point everyone to the website for the rest.