What to Put on a Wedding Website (What Guests Actually Check)

Guests won’t read a novel. They open your link on a phone between meetings and need answers in seconds. Put these sections first.

1. RSVP

One clear yes/no (plus meal or guest count if needed). Deadline visible. Reminder that WhatsApp “👍” in the family group is not a headcount.

Pin + area name + parking note. Separate pins if Haldi and pheras are at different places.

Haldi, Mehendi, Sangeet, Wedding, Reception — with start times and whether kids are welcome.

Festive ethnic? Pastels for Mehendi? Colours to avoid? Guests screenshot this.

Nearest airport/station, hotel blocks, and who to call for help.

Optional pre-wedding photos. Post-wedding, share a proper gallery link instead of Drive chaos.

Building yours now? Create a free wedding website — then share one WhatsApp link.

What do wedding guests check first?

Date/time, venue map, and what to wear. RSVP is next. Gallery and story pages come after they know they can attend.

Do we need a password on the wedding website?

Optional. Many Indian couples keep the schedule public and protect only private galleries.