This free wedding website tool makes your guest list, RSVPs, & save-the-date woes a thing of the past
Whether you’re looking for a wedding website, paperless save-the-dates, a way to collect RSVPs, and managing that guest list, we’ve found an app that helps you with ALL OF THAT. It’s called JOY and it lives up to its name…
No wedsite needed: an Instagram wedding website is au courant
My fiance came up with the concept to make an Instagram wedding website. It was the first big project that we did collaboratively as an engaged couple and it was a really fun (and at times frustrating) venture. Our wedding Instagram has a main page that the details of how we met and pictures of us from our engagement shoot. There are also several other pages that have the details of the wedding, including but not limited to; attire, accommodations, parking, etc. Let’s see it!
Kicking ’em out: how can we word our “zero argument” drama-free wedding rule?
We are no strangers to family and guest drama at weddings. Hell, we’ve got whole archives for family advice, family drama, and conflict resolution. People are people and people can bring the dramaz. You’re totally on the right path by nipping it in the bud early and diplomatically addressing the issue on your wedding website. Wedding websites are the best place to explain anything you want explained: dress codes, ceremony rituals, accommodations, and of course, any specific drama rules that you’ll be putting in place. Let’s talk about how to word it.
7 ways to make a wedding website guests will ACTUALLY use
I’m pretty sure here in 2020, we all know why wedding websites (aka “wedsites“) are so awesome. Printed invitations can only hold so much information, and it makes things easier for your guests when you’ve got a personalized website to tell them everything they need to know …
But how to get your guests to ACTUALLY read your wedding website?