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Wedding websites · Simply Solved
Your love story.Its own little website.
One calm place for everything people keep asking — and somewhere lovely to send the invitation link.
Designed to match your stationery, ready before the invitations go out, and simple enough that your guests' parents can use it.
The details.
Beautifully together.
Thoughtful design. A lovely finish.
The dayThe detailsRSVPsTravel & stayGifts
Fewer questions in your inbox
Everyone asks the same six things. Answer them once.
What time, where exactly, what to wear, can they bring the children, where to stay, and what you'd like as a gift. A wedding website answers all of it quietly, so you can get on with the rest.
- FOR YOU
One link to send.
On the invitation, in a message, in an email signature. Always up to date.
- FOR GUESTS
Everything in one place.
No hunting through group chats for the postcode or the start time.
- FOR THE DAY
A tidy guest list.
RSVPs, meal choices and access needs collected in one list you can actually read.
- AFTERWARDS
Somewhere to keep it.
Thank-yous and photographs, if you'd like the page to carry on after the day.
A wedding website should feel like the invitation, not like an office form.
How the wedding pages are designed
What's included
The whole day, gently organised.
Every wedding site is built to the same standard and then made yours. Pages you don't need are simply left out.
Your people
RSVPs and the details you'd otherwise chase.
- RSVP form with meal choices
- Dietary and access needs
- Day and evening guests handled separately
- One list you can export
The lovely extras
The parts that make it feel like yours.
- Your story, if you'd like one
- Travel and places to stay
- Gift or honeymoon fund wording
- Photographs, before and after
Ada
&
RowanTogether with their families
&
RowanTogether with their families
The detailsTwo o'clock
in the afternoon
in the afternoon
Please respond
by the first of May
by the first of May
Designed to match
It should look like the invitation that came through the door.
If you already have stationery, the site is built to sit beside it — the same typeface feel, the same colours, the same quiet. If you don't have any yet, the site can set the direction instead.
Send whatever you have: a photograph of a sample, a Pinterest board, or the colour of the ribbon. That's usually enough to start.
Tell me about your day ↗The stationery shown here is an illustrative concept created for this page. It isn't a real couple's wedding.
How it works
Four steps, and none of them are homework.
Most couples are doing this around full-time jobs and a venue that wants answers. The process is built for that.
- STEP 01
Tell me about the day.
A short form and a conversation: the date, the venues, the feel and anything already decided.
- STEP 02
See it before it's built.
A design direction using your names, colours and stationery, agreed before any pages are made.
- STEP 03
Built and tested.
Pages made, RSVP form connected and tested with a real submission, on a phone as well as a laptop.
- STEP 04
Yours to share.
Three rounds of changes before go-live, then the link is yours. I look after the site from there — you never touch code, and when the contract ends you receive the full site as HTML to keep for life.
RSVPs, honestly explained
One list. No spreadsheet archaeology.
Guests reply on the site. Their answers land in one list with names, meal choices, dietary and access needs, and whether they're day or evening — so the venue can be given a straight answer.
- Day and evening guests invited separately
- Meal choices and dietary needs collected together
- Plus-ones and children handled the way you decide
- A confirmation email so guests know it worked
- A list you can export and send to the venue
Ada & Rowan
Saturday · the fourteenth of June
The ceremony
Getting there
Where to stay
Gifts
More than a website
Not just the save-the-date. The whole way to the day.
The website is where it starts. Everything your guests tell it flows into one place — and that place quietly becomes your wedding coordinator.
- 01
Save the date
One link on the card, in the group chat, in a text. Always current.
- 02
Invitation & RSVP
Guests reply on the site: attending, meal, allergies, children, plus-ones.
- 03
Gift registry
A registry or honeymoon fund page, worded the way you'd say it.
- 04
Guest questions, answered
What to wear, where to park, can we bring the baby — answered once, on the site, not fifty times on WhatsApp.
- 05
Back Pocket
Every reply lands in your private portal — and from there it does the admin for you.
Back Pocket · your portal
A wedding coordinator in your back pocket.
Guest replies from your website become one living guest list. From it, the portal plans tables, briefs the venue, counts the children, keeps the to-do list honest and sends you a calm word each morning. Open any of these to see what it actually does.
See the portal See a client site
Illustrative preview with sample data. Your portal is set up with your own guest list, venue and dates at build.
Who's coming, day or evening, meal choices, allergies and dietary needs, access needs, children and their ages, who's bringing a plus-one, arrival times and where they're staying. Updated the moment a guest replies — nothing to copy across.
Drag guests onto tables, keep families together, keep the two people who shouldn't sit together apart, and see meal counts per table as you go. Print the plan or send it to the venue in one click.
Full guest list, meal and allergy sheet, table plan, room allocations and arrival times — each exported in the format venues and caterers actually want. Send it Tuesday, send it again Friday when Aunt Jo finally replies.
From the children attending and their ages, the portal suggests how many nannies or crèche staff you'll need, when they're needed (ceremony, meal, evening) and what to brief them on — and can suggest local childcare suppliers who do weddings.
A countdown, a to-do list built around your date (not a generic checklist), and a short daily note that tells you what actually matters this week and reminds you that you're doing fine. It reads the state of your wedding — replies still out, suppliers unconfirmed — and speaks to that.
Tell it your venue, date, budget and style, and it suggests florists, photographers, celebrants, childcare, transport and more near you — with a note on why each fits. Suggestions, not sponsorship: nobody pays to appear.
A built-in CRM sends the save-the-date, a gentle RSVP nudge to the people who haven't replied, the week-before details email, and personalised thank-yous afterwards — from your names, in your words, on the dates you choose.
Two logins, one wedding. Split the to-do list between you, see what your partner has ticked off, and let the portal do the chasing so neither of you has to be the nag. Grooms have their own sections — often the busier ones.
A WhatsApp broadcast list for your guests, and a private check-in with me and Shanay Burrows — a seasoned wedding and special events coordinator — monthly at first, then closer together as the day approaches. If you'd like private time with Shanay beyond that, it's an additional charge per session.
Bridal Buddies · coming in 2027
A monthly hour with people who've done hundreds of weddings.
Register your interest from your portal. From 2027, each month a guest expert joins the couples' chat — a florist on what's in season, a make-up artist on what lasts until midnight, a dress designer on fittings, a photographer on finding your good side and practising the poses before the day. Real advice, small group, questions welcome — for the grooms too.
Three tiers, like a cake
Pick the layer that suits your day.
Every tier is a fixed price in writing before anything starts. Save-the-date cards with a QR code to your site can be added to any tier.
The website
Your wedding website, built on one of three designs and made yours.
- Save the date, the day, travel and stay, gifts
- RSVP with meals, dietary needs and children
- Guest codes for day, evening or multi-day guests
- Email automation: save the date, RSVP nudges, the week-before details
Priced in writing
Website + registry
Everything in Tier 1, plus a cash gift registry and thank-yous done properly.
- Cash gifts paid straight to you — I never hold your money
- Honeymoon fund, home fund or charity, worded your way
- Thank-you emails matched to each gift, with a photo from the day
- A shared gallery link in the final email, for everyone's photos
Priced in writing
Website + registry + Back Pocket
Everything in Tiers 1 and 2, with the coordinator in your back pocket until two months after the day.
- Guest list, table and floor plans, venue exports, budget, running order
- A WhatsApp broadcast to your guests, and a kind word each morning
- A private monthly check-in with me and Shanay Burrows, seasoned wedding & special events coordinator — stepping up as the day gets closer
- One-to-one time with Shanay available per session
Priced in writing
Add-ons on any tier: stationery designed and posted (save-the-dates with a QR to your site, invitations, on-the-day signage), your own domain name, and a printed coffee-table book of the site, the stationery and the photographs.
A few things couples ask
Let's make it clear.
Ideally before your invitations are printed, so the link can go on them. If the invitations have already gone out, a card or a message with the link works perfectly well.
It depends on how many pages and whether you want RSVPs collected. You'll get a fixed price in writing after a short conversation — never a number that grows later.
Yes. The page can be left off search engines, and guest access can be an open link, a shared password or a per-guest code. Which one suits you is decided together before the build.
I do. You get three rounds of changes before go-live, and after that I maintain the site for you — a time changes, a photo swaps, a page is added — so nothing ever breaks the week before. Weddings change; the site keeps up without you learning a website builder.
It belongs to you, in a Wix account in your name. What's collected, who can see it and how long it's kept are agreed with you and written into the privacy wording on the site. When your contract ends you receive the complete website as HTML files to keep for life; the portal data — guest list, plans, budget — is deleted, after you've downloaded your exports.
Back Pocket — the guest list, table and floor plans, budget, running order, venue exports, WhatsApp broadcast and daily notes, plus the monthly check-ins with me and Shanay on a sliding scale that steps up as the wedding nears — comes with Tier 3. Private sessions with Shanay are charged per session. Tiers 1 and 2 include the website, RSVPs and email automation; Tier 2 adds the cash registry and photo thank-yous. Bridal Buddies arrives in 2027.
The website is the service. If you'd like matching digital pieces — a save-the-date graphic, an on-the-day QR card — those can be quoted alongside it.
Congratulations, by the way
Tell me about your day.
The date, the venues and how much you've decided so far. That's enough to come back with what's involved and a fixed price.
- No obligation and no hard sell
- A fixed price in writing before anything starts
- Built and tested before your invitations go out
- A reply within two working days
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