For UK weddings
Thirteen section types, 23 themes, a template that starts you off, and a studio where you edit each section beside a live view of it. RSVPs, schedule, venue, photo album, guestbook, seating plan and more on one link for your guests. Free to start, with no subscription.
Pick the wedding template or a blank page, then enter both names, the date and your web address. That gives you a draft to build on, and you choose a theme and a type style in Design; nothing is visible to guests until you press Publish.
The studio shows your actual page. Click a section to edit it beside a live view of it, and every change saves as you go. Once the page is Live, edits are visible to guests immediately.
23 themes that set the layout, type and movement of the page, each with colourways chosen to suit it, and three of them free. Classic also takes any of six palettes and five fonts, or your own colours on a paid plan.
Hero, countdown, schedule, venue, RSVP, photo album, seating plan, guestbook, music requests, info cards, FAQs, text and gift registry. Add the ones you want, hide or reorder the rest.
Pricing in pounds. Built by a UK company, for UK couples. British spelling, UK wedding traditions, and an event timezone so deadlines and countdowns land on the right day.
A free plan with clear limits, and three paid plans at £15, £35 and £65 paid once. No monthly subscription, no surprise renewals.
Your wedding website is just a link. Guests tap and they're in. No app store, no downloads, no accounts, and a password only if you set one.
Free to start · No card required
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Template or blank page. Then both names, the date and your web address. The wizard creates a draft.
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Edit the sections the template gave you, add more from the catalogue below, reorder or hide them, and choose a theme in Design. Changes save as you go.
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Press Publish, pick a plan, and the page goes live. Share the link or the QR code from the Share panel.
The wedding template starts you with the hero, countdown, story, schedule, album, venue, FAQ and RSVP. Add the rest from the section library, up to 25 sections in total. Sections marked with a plan are visible in the library on every plan but only unlock on that plan and above.
Your names, the date and a cover image, with buttons that jump to the RSVP or the schedule.
A live count to the day in your event timezone, in one of four styles.
The running order: a time, a title and an optional note for each moment, up to 30 items. Use a second one for the day before or the day after.
Venue name, address, map link and up to six info cards for parking, the nearest station or taxis.
Open RSVP on every plan; guest-list RSVP on Plus. Meal choices, plus-ones, a deadline. Up to two of each mode, for example one for the day and one for the evening.
Guests upload from their camera roll; every photo is screened and, if you ask, waits for your approval. Opens on the wedding day.
Guests search their name to find their table, or browse the full list. Fed by the seating planner in the studio.
Messages from guests' phones, named or anonymous, shown on the page in one of four styles or kept for you alone.
Guests request songs; you get the list, with counts and requester names, as a PDF for the DJ.
Up to eight cards each for dress code, accommodation, gifts, children, anything with a title, a line of text and an optional link.
Up to 30 questions and answers. The things the group chat has already asked forty-three times.
A heading and up to 5,000 characters. How you met, the proposal, a thank-you.
List the gifts you'd like with links. Guests claim them, by name or anonymously, so nothing is bought twice. 10 items free, 20 on Starter and Plus, 50 on Complete.
Every section can be hidden with its eye icon without deleting it, and you can give each one its own background from the palette. Which plan has what is on the pricing page.
The studio shows your page as guests will see it. Click a section to edit its content, move it up, down or straight to anywhere on the page, hide it with the eye icon. Every change saves automatically, and once the page is Live the change is on the guest side straight away. There is no separate draft of the content; if you want to take the whole page offline, switch it back to Draft.
Design lives in one panel: the theme and its colourway, or on Classic the palette, the font and the accent. Settings holds the event date, time and timezone, the password, guest uploads and the album dates. No design skills are needed; the template starts from wedding-appropriate typography and spacing, and switching theme or colourway keeps that polish.
Design · 17 July 2027
Sophie & James
A theme decides how the whole page looks: the layout, the type, the way sections move as guests scroll, and a few colourways chosen to suit it. Your words, photos and sections stay exactly as they are when you switch, so you can try several before you settle. Pick one below to see the same example wedding in it.

Conservatory: A glasshouse, greenery climbing brass. From Plus.
Open it in ConservatoryClassic, Garden and Minimal are free; the rest show on a paid plan, and the pricing page says which. You can build with any theme on any plan. There are also welcome animations, a short opening guests tap through the first time they visit, on every plan.
See every theme on the example weddingCollect replies and meal choices online.
ExploreDrag or tap guests onto tables.
ExploreA QR code photo album for your guests.
ExploreMessages and well-wishes from your phone.
ExploreAn envelope guests tap open.
ExploreThe full builder, free.
Explore