How to Get a Free Website For Your Wedding

Much has been said about what to put in a beach wedding website. And in truth, there are quite a lot that marrying couples can include in their website, such as photos and videos before and after the wedding, a link to the bridal registry, the entourage, and the like. A website can be an interactive way of sharing and announcing updates regarding the wedding preparation. It's even better if it is totally free to create and use!

A beach wedding website is something that a couple can put anything and everything regarding the wedding. Guests want to know the love story of the couple, how they met and how they got engaged. Profiles of the bride and groom can be included, as some guests and family really want to know more about the newest member of their respective families. But make profiles brief and relevant, there is such thing as TMI (Too much information).

Do include the details and need-to-know about the whole beach wedding. Wedding websites can double as online invitations. Provide a link to the actual website of the beach wedding destination so that guests will marvel at how the place looks even before getting there (and even encourage their coming to the beach wedding!). Some sites include a gallery of the entourage and become a social network of the couple's family and friends. The beach wedding website is perfect for facilitating travel plans among the people on your guest list, as well as accommodations or mapping out the entire trip for your guests.

This is the best place to include the link to the bridal registry. Some registry sites even offer free domains for couples who decide to register with them. The same is being by beach wedding destinations. Having a wedding website lessens the tackiness of having to put the registry itself on the wedding invitation.

A beach wedding website is another way to include guests who cannot make it to the beach wedding location. It is also an innovation for Save the Date cards. The couple should update the website promptly after the beach wedding, like posting photos and videos soon after and not a year later.

There are a lot of things that we can include, but there are a lot more that are best left unshared. It doesn't matter whether it's a private website, but do not include your intimate photos. A wedding website is where couples can share with everyone their story, not a blunt manifestation that they are more than just cheeky close. You two are getting married. We know that. But just what do you think is your 10 year old nephew's opinion about these photos? Are we really sure Aunt Mary is not cringing right now? And what if Grandma has become web savvy within the five years you haven't visited? It is best to keep the mood and theme of the website as wholesome as possible and include things that the guests will surely be interested in.

The complete freedom to put anything and everything on your wedding website can get a bit overwhelming. It is, after all, a website about you, your marriage and your wedding. The thing about wedding websites, you have to know when and where to stop!