10 Things to Include on Your Wedding Website

Everything Your Guests Need to Know (So They Don’t Blow Up Your Inbox)

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Let’s face it—your wedding website is your best friend when it comes to keeping everyone informed, organized, and out of your DMs.

From the moment your Save the Dates go out, guests will be hungry for details: Where is it? What should I wear? Can I bring my kids? (And honestly… is there going to be cake?)

Your wedding website answers all those questions and helps you stay sane in the process.

Here are the 10 must-haves every couple should include on their wedding website:

1. The Basic Details

Start with the essentials:

• Your full names

• Wedding date

• Ceremony + reception times

• Venue(s) with full addresses

• A short welcome message

Make this info easy to find—and double check those addresses. Your Aunt Linda will get lost if you don’t.

2. Your Love Story

Give guests a peek into your journey! Share how you met, how the proposal happened, or a few fun facts about you as a couple. It’s personal, sweet, and a great way to get guests even more excited for the big day.

✨ Keep it light and fun! This isn’t your autobiography—it’s your highlight reel.

3. The Wedding Party Lineup

Introduce your VIPs with a short blurb about each bridesmaid, groomsman, or anyone else playing a key role. Bonus points for funny stories or inside jokes!

4. Travel & Accommodation Info

Especially important for out-of-town guests! Include:

• Nearby hotels (with group rates, if available)

• Airport info

• Parking or shuttle details

• Any special transportation arrangements

🏨 Pro Tip: Link directly to hotel booking pages to make things easy.

5. Dress Code

Cocktail? Formal? Casual chic with a touch of sparkle? Be specific—and don’t be afraid to show photo examples or color inspiration if you have a vision.

📸 Consider adding a Pinterest link for outfit inspo!

6. Schedule of Events

If you’re hosting more than just the ceremony and reception (like a welcome party or farewell brunch), outline it here. Let guests know who’s invited to what and when they should show up.

7. FAQs (Because You’ll Be Asked Anyway)

Cut down on repetitive questions by answering them all in one place:

• Can I bring a plus one?

• Is this an adults-only event?

• Will there be transportation?

• What’s the weather like?

• Can I take photos during the ceremony?

Think of it as your wedding’s built-in help desk. 💬

8. Registry Links

Make gifting easy with direct links to your wedding registry (or registries). If you prefer no gifts or a honeymoon fund instead, this is where you kindly make that clear.

9. RSVP Instructions

If you’re using your website to collect RSVPs (highly recommended), make sure the process is crystal clear. Include:

• RSVP deadline

• Meal selection options (if applicable)

• Song requests? (Because, yes please. 🎶)

💡 And if you’re working with DJ Rock My World, you know we love when couples collect song requests ahead of time. It helps us tailor the vibe just right.

10. Fun Extras

Want to show off your engagement photos? Share a countdown clock? Feature a guestbook or interactive quiz? Go for it! These extras add charm and make the experience more memorable for your guests.

Bonus: Make It You

Your wedding website doesn’t have to be formal or fussy. It should reflect your personality, your style, and your story as a couple. Whether you’re classic and elegant or quirky and colorful, let your vibe shine through.

And hey—if you’re wondering what song to put on your “First Dance Request” form, DJ Rock My World has playlists and ideas for every kind of couple. (We’re also totally cool with vetoing the Chicken Dance. 🐔✌️)

Need help creating the soundtrack that matches your wedding vibe?
Let’s build the perfect playlist—and an unforgettable experience—for your big day. From intros to last call, DJ Rock My World has your back.

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