Wedding websites
Let them confirm,
not the chase you.
A website for your wedding that collects who is coming, who does not eat what and who is taking the bus. You get the list in order. No phone calls, no spreadsheets, no asking three times on WhatsApp.
Ready to send in two weeks. Fixed price before we start.
We are getting married
Marta & Diego
6 · June · 2027
Pazo de Riomao
Ceremony at 13:00 in the chapel of the pazo. Afterwards, drinks in the gardens and dinner in the main hall.
Will you join us?
Let us know before 1 May. It takes thirty seconds.
Dress code
Formal dress. Men, dark suit. Women, long or midi dress. The ceremony is at midday and the dancing goes on, so come comfortable.
Suggested palette
- Sage
- Mauve
- Sand
- Midnight blue
Getting there
Pazo de Riomao, PO-233 road, km 4. There is free parking inside the grounds.
Where to stay
Why it is needed
What nobody tells you before you start
A hundred and twenty guests are a hundred and twenty conversations. And the worst ones to deal with are not the "are you coming?" ones, but the "was it you who was gluten-free or your brother?" three weeks before.
Without a website
- You ask them one by one and note it down on your phone
- The allergies get lost among the messages
- Twenty people ask you the same thing about the bus
- You change a time and everyone has to be told
- The caterers ask for the final number and you have not got it
With a website
- They confirm on their own, when it suits them
- Every allergy written down next to the name
- The times, the map and the hotels are on the website
- You change something once and everyone sees it
- You download the list and pass it to the caterers
What is inside
Everything they are going to ask you, already answered
Each section answers a question people would ring you to ask. If your wedding needs something that is not here, it gets added.
RSVP
With plus-ones, children's menu and who is only coming to the ceremony.
Countdown
The days left, on the front page. Simple and surprisingly effective.
Getting there
Map, parking, bus times and the taxi number.
Where to stay
Hotels nearby, with prices and the discount code if you have negotiated one.
Your story and the photos
How you met, the proposal, and a gallery that grows with the photos from afterwards.
Gifts, discreetly
Bank details or gift list, on their own page. Nobody has to ask out loud.
Song requests
Let every guest request their own. The DJ gets the list ready-made.
Dress code
Dress code, suggested palette and the warnings nobody gives: the grass, the stiletto heels, the cold at night.
Knowing who has seen it
How many guests have visited, whether they have confirmed and from where. No cookies, so nobody gets a consent notice on the wedding day.
In several languages
If you have family abroad or guests from another country, the website gets translated.
Your side
The list, made for you
While they confirm, a table fills up for you. You can look at it on your phone whenever you like and download it as an Excel file for the caterers, the bus or whoever needs it.
| Guest | Attending | Ongoing support | Allergies | Bus |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carmen Vilar Otero | Yes | 1 | Gluten-free | Both ways |
| Antonio Lema Ríos | Yes | 1 | — | On their own |
| Uxía Ferreiro Paz | Yes | 2 (1 child) | Nut allergy | One way only |
| Roi Castro Nogueira | You may not | — | — | — |
| Sabela Moure Cid | Yes | — | Vegetarian | Both ways |
112 of 120 have replied. 96 staying for the meal, 8 allergies, 61 bus seats. The names are made up.
Calendar
When it is worth having
The website does not have to be there from day one, but it does have to be there before you hand out the invitations: that is where the link is printed.
Save the date
The front page, the date and the venue are enough. So people start putting the weekend aside.
With the invitations
The website finished. The link or the QR code goes printed on the paper invitation.
RSVP deadline
One reminder to the ones still missing and you have got the number for the caterers.
The photos
The gallery fills up with the photos from the day and the website stays on as a keepsake.
What it costs
What yours would cost
A website with a front page and RSVPs does not cost the same as one with a gallery, three languages and song requests. Tell me what your wedding is like and I will send you a fixed price in writing. If it does not suit you, no problem.
- Domain, hosting and certificate included up to the wedding
- Unlimited changes to opening times, copy and photos
- It stays online for a year afterwards, with the photos
- A design of its own, matching your invitations
Three weddings, three approaches
They are finished and you can open them: go in, confirm a fake attendance, see how it looks on a phone. Tell us which one is closest to yours and we start there.
Pazo
Stone, old gold and a serif face. For pazos, country estates and weddings that run long into the evening.
EnterBotanical
Ivory, sage and clay. For outdoor weddings, in the country or on the beach.
EnterEditorial
Black, white and plenty of air. For anyone who wants something understated and modern, with no flowers.
EnterQuestions
What you ask us
Our guests are elderly, will they manage?
Does the website have to go on the paper invitation?
How do we explain the dress code without sounding rude?
Can we see who has visited but not confirmed?
What if we change the time or the venue at the last minute?
Is the website public? We do not want just anyone seeing it.
What happens to the website after the wedding?
And the guests' data?
We are getting married in five weeks. Can we make it?
Let us talk
Tell us about your wedding
With the date, the venue and how many of you there are, I can already tell you what you need and what it costs. The first conversation commits you to nothing.