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A wedding website holds your invitation, every function, the venue map and RSVPs in one link. Here is how to make yours in about ten minutes.
A wedding website sounds like a big project. It isn't. Think of it as your invitation card, but one that also holds every function, the map, the RSVPs and the photos — all behind a single link you send on WhatsApp.
Here is how to make one in about ten minutes.
Start with the mood: royal and gold, a regional tradition, or something modern and light. Every design on QuickInvites is a full website, so you only choose the look — the pages come with it.
Type the couple's names and the wedding date. They appear on the cover in the design's own lettering, and the countdown starts on its own.
Mehndi, haldi, sangeet, the wedding, the reception — each gets its own card with:
Two or three photos and a short "how we met" make guests smile. They are optional — the invitation looks complete without them.
Open the preview and scroll through it the way a guest would. Change any word you like — nothing is fixed.
Your guests will see it on a phone, so check it on a phone.
Publish, and you get your own link. Paste it into the family group, send it to friends, put it on the Save the Date. When something changes, edit the page — the same link updates for everyone.
It is free to try and you only pay when you publish. Browse all templates and start with the one you love.