Building Your Wedding Website

Your wedding website lives right alongside your guest list and messages — one link where guests find your story, schedule, travel info, and RSVP.

Getting started

Open your event and go to the Website tab, then tap the big card to open the builder. The first time, a quick setup walks you through:

Your names, wedding date, and location.
Choosing a template. Templates are organized into collections — each with its own mood, from timeless and minimalist to romantic, coastal, and city lights. Tap a collection to preview every template in it (with your names filled in) before you commit.

Don't agonize over the choice — you can switch templates any time from the Style tab.

The editor

The builder shows a live preview of your page next to a sidebar with three tabs:

Sections

Everything on your page — hero, story, schedule, gallery, travel, things to do, RSVP, Q&A, registry, map, and footer. Toggle sections on or off, reorder them, and edit each one's text and images. Need something the defaults don't cover? Add a custom section.

Style

Switch templates, pick font pairings, and adjust colors — headings, body text, buttons, accents, and backgrounds, including textured backgrounds.

Settings

Your page URL, how guests sign in, your photo library, and the switch that turns the page on or off. Covered in the sharing guide.

Changes go live when you hit Save — feel free to experiment. If you try to leave with unsaved changes, the builder warns you first.

Filling in your content

Photos: upload to the photo library once (under Settings), then drop photos into any image slot on the page.
Schedule: fills in automatically from the events you've added to your event schedule — ceremony, reception, welcome drinks, and so on.
RSVP: the RSVP block lets guests respond right on the page. It comes with two companions, off by default until you want them: a Save the Date block that collects guest contact info (see the contact collector guide) and a Photo Collector block where guests upload their own photos.

Preview as a guest

The preview pane renders the page exactly as a specific guest will see it — use the Preview as picker to switch between guests, and open the RSVP preview to walk through the whole RSVP flow without submitting anything real.

Sharing Your Website

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