With the digital world being such a huge part of our lives now, a large part of wedding planning has gone digital too. From e-invitations to wedding hashtags, there are a myriad of platforms to engage your guests.
Wedding websites (or wedsites) are great for compiling these channels, allowing your guests to check on the details of your wedding, read about your love story, view your wedding photos, check your registry, and most importantly, RSVP to your event.
You can try it out on local site LittleKnot which helps manage your gueslist, seat arrangement, invitation and RSVPs via email or SMS. Check out these 5 amazing wedding websites we have rounded up to inspire your very own page!
Brian and Julia's romantic love story is illustrated in watercolour images, which made it a joy to scroll through. The website is simple and user-friendly, with details for the guests listed out in one page. The thoughtful couple even provided an informative map of Boston of where they will marry, to suggest places of interests for visiting guests!
Designed by Julia and programmed by Artem, the couple's adorable website features an illustrated hot air balloon carrying them to the ground as we travel through their story by scrolling down. While it only features their love story and the wedding date, the website makes for a perfect announcement for guests to save the date.
Using typography as a design accent, Katie and Luke's wedding site is minimalistic and user-friendly, with a navigation bar overhead and arrows to guide guests through the details. The site is informative as well, with their story, wedding photos, wedding details (including accommodation and driving directions), and a feature on their bridal entourage. An RSVP is also integrated for guests to inform the couple of their availability.
Putting the focus on their cinematic wedding photos, Alex and Sonny's website opens with their photo, letting the images tell their story. Minimalistic and easy to navigate, the details are placed on white space for easy-reading, with their photos used as dividers with headings. A map and suggestions for accommodations, as well as an RSVP are also meticulously included on the site.
Jenny and Grayden's wedding site is graphically stimulating, making use of bold typography and red and green as colour accents on their otherwise monochromatic page. Navigated by scrolling down or clicking on the navigation bar, the website highlights their personality through the clean and eye-catching design, especially the quirky feature on their bridal party. Details are also neatly laid out for the convenience of the guests, with the RSVP popping out overhead as a hassle-free form.
