Wedding

A wedding site does two very different jobs. For a couple, it answers every guest question once, so nobody texts you about parking the week of the ceremony. For a planner or venue, it has to earn the trust of couples comparing options a year in advance. Our wedding website design templates cover both, with elegant, photographic layouts you can shape around one date or a whole business.

Built for the big day and the business behind it

For couples

• Home with your names, the date, the place and a favorite photo of the two of you.
• Our Story for how you met, the proposal and a few snapshots along the way.
• Schedule listing the welcome drinks, ceremony, reception and after-party, with dress code notes.
• Venue with the address, a map, parking, nearby hotels and travel tips.
• RSVP with a form for attendance, meal choice, plus-ones and song requests.

For planners and venues

• Services and packages with pricing tables for full planning, partial planning or day-of coordination.
• Gallery of real weddings and styled shoots, with a short story for each.
• Team profiles and testimonials from past couples.
• Contact with an inquiry form for date, guest count and budget.

Wedding website templates for every role

Couples planning a destination weekend or a backyard ceremony can use any wedding web design template as the single home for travel details, the timeline and the RSVP. If you run a planning studio, a wedding planner website template gives you space to show real weddings, explain packages and introduce the people who will be there on the day. Venues need something slightly different. A wedding venue website template should lead with the spaces themselves: the ceremony lawn, the reception hall, capacity, in-house catering and the seasons you host.

Make it personal on TeleportHQ

Match your invitations. When you first open one of these wedding website design templates, AI tailoring can rewrite every page from a short description, such as a small September vineyard wedding with a barn dance, and adjust colors, fonts and the logo. Fine-tune the palette afterwards to match your stationery.

Keep guest details private. Password-protect the whole published site and share the password with the people you invite, so the schedule and venue address stay out of public view.

Turn RSVPs into a headcount. Each RSVP submission is stored in your project and can send you an email notification. Export the responses as CSV when the caterer asks for final numbers and meal choices.

Welcome both families. If your guests speak different languages, the AI translation add-on can create a translated version of the site.

Advice for couples, planners and venues

• Publish the site before the save-the-dates go out and print the web address on them.
• Set a clear RSVP deadline and ask only what you need: attendance, meal choice and dietary requirements.
• Give out-of-town guests a travel section with the nearest airport, hotel options and shuttle times.
• Planners should tell the story of each real wedding in a few lines instead of posting a wall of photos.
• Venues should list capacity, what the rental includes and their peak and off-peak seasons in plain words.
• After the wedding, add a thank-you note and a gallery so guests have a reason to come back.