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A wedding website is one of those things that saves you more hassle than you expect. It answers the questions you would otherwise field by text for eight months straight, and it gives your guests one place to find the address, the dress code, the hotel block, and the registry link. Right now Squarespace is running 50 percent off, and that discount ends on September 30.
We like Squarespace for couples who want a wedding site that does not look like a wedding site template. The designs are clean and modern, everything is drag and drop, and you do not need to know a single line of code to get something that looks genuinely polished. If you have ever looked at a free wedding website builder and felt like your day was being squeezed into someone else’s clip art, this is the alternative.
What you actually get out of it: a custom domain, so you can send people to your two names instead of a long string of subdomains. RSVP collection, which is far easier to track than paper cards trickling back over six weeks. Password protection, if you would rather the details not be publicly searchable. Photo galleries for your engagement photos, and later, your wedding photos. And a proper mobile layout, which matters more than anything else because most of your guests will pull the site up on a phone while standing in a parking lot.
The budget case is straightforward. A year of hosting at half off is generally less than what most couples spend on a single centerpiece, and unlike the centerpiece, the site is still doing work for you the week of the wedding. A lot of couples also keep the domain afterward and turn it into a photo archive or a thank you page.
One practical note: build the skeleton early, even if you only have the date and the city. Guests start looking as soon as save the dates go out, and an empty site is worse than no site at all.
Start building at Squarespace before the promotion ends on September 30.
Not sure when your website needs to be live? Our wedding planning timeline and checklist maps out what to tackle and when.