Wedding websites are not meant for the guests only. It’s a great way to capture one of the most important moments in two people’s lives. If you want to create a wedding website that will both symbolize your union and get your wedding guests thrilled about the event, here are a few tips for creating an unforgettable wedding website. Photos Photos Photos! Get quality pics of the two of you and post as many as possible. You can spread the photos across the site, or add a Gallery page and upload an entire album. You can also use photos of the venue where the event will take place. Your Wedding, Your Website When you create a wedding website, you want the site to really represent you and your future spouse. If the two of you are passionate about punk music, sports or silent movies, your wedding website can reflect that through the design. Give All the Important Info Romance is great, but let’s not forget that wedding websites also need to provide guests with all the n
1. Let People Know What to Expect While you don’t need to tell people how to wedding, you do want to let your guests know if anything at your wedding is going to be out of the ordinary . There’s nothing worse than showing up to a party and feeling you missed an important memo/left your cash at home. If there are aspects of your wedding that require a little more explanation, this is the place to elaborate. Beyond that, some information is more useful than other information 2. Your Bio and “How we met” are actually helpful I used to think that the “About” pages on wedding websites were a waste of time. Then I went to a family wedding where I only knew the groom, and desperately wished I knew more about the woman he was marrying, because now I really want to be her friend. 3. Your Wedding Party Doesn’t Really Need Their Own Page While it can be nice to honor your wedding party on your wedding website, as a guest, these pages sometimes leave me with that same feeling tha