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What to put on your destination wedding website

Updated Wednesday, 4 November 2026

For a wedding abroad, your website does a lot of work. It's where guests find out how to get there, where to stay, what's happening when and how to reply. A good one saves you answering the same questions dozens of times.

The essentials

Lead with the facts guests need to make a decision.

  • Your names, the date and the place
  • The weekend's events, with times and places
  • How to get there: airports, transfers and travel tips
  • Where to stay, with prices and how to book
  • How and when to RSVP

The details that save questions

  • Dress codes for each event
  • Whether children are invited
  • What the weather is likely to be
  • Currency, tipping and local customs
  • What you're covering and what guests pay
  • Who to contact with questions

Make it personal to each guest

Not everyone is invited to everything. A personal invitation link for each household means guests see the events they're invited to, reply for everyone in their party and choose their room, without the rest of your guest list seeing their details.

Keep it up to date

Plans change. When the website, guest list and RSVPs are connected, a change in one place shows everywhere, and guests always see the latest version. Let guests add the events to their calendar so they have the times on their phone.

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