Wedding website

I don't have one, but plenty of people have their wedding websites set to public, so you can just browse around and look at a bunch.

If you go to Zola's website, you can browse their wedding website designs and they let you preview them as if they're for a real couple. It lets you click on each section and see what it would look like in person.

You don't really have to put too much on a free website as some won't even access it. I put details such as formality/ dress code requested, hotel block links and deadlines, closest airport, and if we are providing transportation from A to B and back (so out of town guests don't have to rent cars). I didn't add personal details except a picture of the both of us.

Others prefer to pay $ for a more elaborate website. I think it's a know-your-crowd type of thing. Also, if you like Minted invitations, a free website through them will give you $50 off an order. Good luck.