You’ve created your wedding website: congratulations! Now, it’s time to start adding content. While it’s super easy to get distracted with pretty themes, colors, fonts, and pictures, your wedding website is supposed to be more practical than pretty. Essentially, it’s a go-to guide for every Frequently Asked Question from your guests that you don’t want to answer for the millionth time. But there are always a ton of questions when it comes to wedding planning (as you know), so it’s easy to get confused about which details you should cover on the website, and which ones you should skip. Don’t worry?that’s where we come in with the eight things you need to include on your wedding website.
1. Your Wedding’s Location
Obviously, people need to know where to go to see you and your partner make it official! But you should include more than the exact name and address of your ceremony and reception venues. Include any tips and/or tricks for accessing the location, such as entering through a back or side door. And link to Google Maps or an equivalent so everyone knows how much time and distance they have in order to go from one place to the other.
2. What Time the Ceremony and Reception Start
Yes, the time of your ceremony and reception will be included on your wedding invitation, but everyone would prefer to quickly glance at their phone or tablet than dig out your beautiful wedding invite (sorry). Be clear about the time for ea...