Wedding websites · from £5, once

It's finally happening.

A wedding website as personal as your invitations. Every guest gets a page with their name on it, RSVPs count themselves, and your story becomes a map people actually explore.

Try it with your names

Your address: rosa-and-daniel

or see four real ones

Every guest, their own invitation

Nobody gets a group email.

Each guest gets a six-character code (or a QR on their paper invite). It opens a page that greets them by name, with their photo, a note from you, the venue, the map, parking and their RSVP. Strangers see none of it.

Pick a guest:

R&DRSVP

Your invitation

Dear Alex,

It would not be a party without you. We saved you a seat at the loud table.

Seats saved
1
Your code
ALX-7Q2
Reply now

RSVPs

Replies that count themselves.

Guests reply on their phone. You see head counts, dinner choices, dietary needs and song requests the moment they send it, and download the lot as a spreadsheet for your caterer. Fill in the card to see it happen.

Kindly reply

by the first of May

Will you be there?
Dinner

R&DWhat the two of you see

86coming

7can't make it

19still to reply

  • Short rib38
  • Sea bass27
  • Garden risotto21

Song requests

  1. Dancing Queen · Priya
  2. Mr. Brightside · Sam

The day

A schedule you can drag through.

3:30 pm

The ceremony

Under the old oak. Tissues provided.

Also inside

The rest of the wedding, handled.

A map of islands joined by a sailing route, each island a chapter of the couple's story
your story, as islandsWhere you met, the first date, the proposal. Guests sail between them; the honeymoon stays sealed until after.
The seating planner: real round and long tables on an oak floor, each guest's name card on a chair
seating, sortedPick your floor, drag real tables into the shape of your room and drop each guest's card on a chair. Then download the plan as a PDF for your venue.
A wall of a couple's photographs on their wedding website
all the photosYours fill the homepage. Guests add theirs before and after the day.

Live examples

Four couples. Step inside.

Real, working wedding sites. Open one, enter the code on the card, and see the invitation just as their guests do.

no monthly fees, ever

Pay once. That's the whole bill.

Four plans, each one payment. No subscription, no adverts on your site, and you can move up a plan later for just the difference.

  1. 1Pick your names and web address. Then choose the plan that fits.
  2. 2Answer a few questions. The date, the venue, your story, your photos. Skip anything you don't know yet.
  3. 3Send the codes. Print them on your invitations and watch the replies roll in.
Compare the plans

Plans

Choose what you need.

Every plan is a single payment. Start small and move up whenever you like.

Questions

Is it really just one payment?

Yes. You pay once for the plan you choose, from £5, and nothing after that. If you need more later, moving up a plan costs only the difference.

Can we email our invitations from the site?

Yes, with Signature or Heirloom. The Email studio lets you design an invitation or an RSVP reminder, see exactly how it looks, and send it to everyone or just those who have not replied. Each guest gets their own link and code.

Can we change things after we set it up?

Everything, at any time. The setup questions only get you started; your admin panel lets you edit every detail, add guests and rearrange tables whenever you like.

Do our guests need an account?

No. They type the six-character code from their invitation, or scan its QR code, and they're in.

Who can see our venue address?

Only guests who have entered a code. The public page shows your names, date, city and story. The venue, map and parking stay behind the invitation.

What will our web address be?

Your names on ours: finallyhappen.ing/your-names. You choose it when you sign up, and it is on every invite link and QR code.