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Wedding websites

A wedding website your guests will actually use.


Your story, the programme, the dress code and the way there: on one page, behind a code you hand out yourself, with a reply button that files every answer for you.

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At a glance
  • Twenty-one templates, in your own colours
  • Your own web address, with both your names in it
  • One access code, printed on your invitation
  • Replies land in your guest list, matched to the right guest
  • No design work, no separate hosting, nothing to renew
The website settings page in trwn: a gallery of templates on the left and a live preview of the guest site on the right
Choose a template and a palette; the guest site changes beside you as you go.
Making it

Three steps, no design skills.


You build it where the rest of your planning already lives, so nothing has to be typed in twice.

  1. 1

    Choose a template

    Twenty-one of them, from classic to cinematic. Set the colours and the typefaces to match your stationery, and see the result before anybody else does.

  2. 2

    Fill in your day

    Your story and your photographs, the programme, the dress code, the venue on a map and where to stay. Everything guests would otherwise ask you by message.

  3. 3

    Share the address

    Print the address and the code on your invitation, or hand out the QR code. The first replies usually arrive the same evening.

RSVP

Replies that file themselves.

Guests answer in a tap, add their dietary notes and say who they are bringing. Every reply lands in your guest list, matched to the right guest even when someone answers under a slightly different name.

Day guests and evening guests each see their own programme and their own questions, so you never explain the difference twice. One list tells you who has answered and who is still thinking about it. No spreadsheet, no counting through your messages.

The RSVP inbox in trwn, showing a reply from a guest with a suggested match against the guest list
On the site

Everything they would otherwise ask.


A bride and groom walking hand in hand along a tree-lined path
  • Your story & photographs

    How you met, the proposal, the photographs you both like best. It is the most-read part of any wedding website, and the easiest to write.

  • The programme

    From the first arrival to the last song, with the time and the place beside each moment. Day guests and evening guests see the part that applies to them.

  • Dress code with a palette

    Show the colours instead of describing them, so nobody has to work out what “festive” means at half past eleven at night.

  • Getting there

    Every venue with its address, a map and directions for parking. Change a detail and everyone has the current version straight away.

  • Announcements & questions

    A short note when something changes, and the answers to the questions you would otherwise give twenty times over.

  • The guestbook

    Messages, photographs and recorded voices, before, during and after the day. See the guestbook


Your address on the invitation, one code underneath it, and the questions start answering themselves.


An address with your names in it

Your site gets its own web address, with both your names in it, and you can adjust the name part yourself if something changes. Links you have already handed out keep working, so an invitation that went out in January is never wrong in June.

Private, and yours to keep

Guests open the site with a code that you choose and print on your invitation. Without it, your programme, your addresses and your photographs stay out of sight. The site stays online until well after the wedding, so the guestbook can keep filling up.

What it costs

Not a separate bill.

€85 one-time · everything included

The website is part of the couples' plan, not an add-on. You pay once, there is no subscription and nothing renews on you.

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  • Your wedding website, with RSVP and guestbook
  • Twenty-one templates and your own palette
  • Guest list and RSVPs, with unlimited guests
  • Seating for the dinner and for the ceremony
  • The schedule for the day, the budget and the tasks
  • Your partner, your wedding planner and your master of ceremonies
Good to know

Before you start building.


Do we get our own web address?

Yes. Your website gets its own address with both your names in it, and you can adjust the name part yourself. You do not need to buy a domain, and links you have already printed keep working afterwards.

Can we keep the website private?

Yes. Every wedding website has its own access code, which you print on your invitation. Only guests with that code can open the site, so your programme, your addresses and your photographs stay between the people you invited.

Do we need to be able to design or build a website?

No. You pick one of twenty-one templates, set the colours and the photographs and fill in the text. The site looks right on a phone, a tablet and a computer on its own, and it is included in the couples' plan rather than sold separately.

A wedding invitation suite laid out on linen with silk ribbon and dried flowers

Put the address on the invitation.

Start with your two names; the date can wait. Your website is ready long before the stationery comes back from the printer.

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