Table of Contents
Before publishing
Check that the structure is simple and each block has a clear goal. If something doesn’t add useful info, remove it to reduce noise.
Core details
- Couple’s names written exactly as you want them on the invitation.
- Date, venue, and confirmed schedules.
- Dress code (short text) and expected weather if outdoors.
Access and privacy
- Controlled access: share the link only with your guests and avoid public channels.
- Short, easy-to-remember link for sharing by voice.
- Cookie banner if you use extra analytics.
Sections you can’t skip
- Hero with call to action: visible RSVP link and secondary button to the location.
- Clear schedule with ceremony, cocktail, dinner, and party times.
- Embedded map and directions for driving, public transport, and taxi.
- Recommended hotels with booking links.
- Gift info: list, bank details, or a short message.
Guest experience and logistics
Practical info reduces repeated messages and makes guests feel cared for.
- FAQ with common questions: kids, parking, dress code, transport.
- RSVP form with menu and transport options.
- Language links if you have international guests.
- Contact section with email or phone for emergencies.
Final review and launch
- Proofread and check links, especially the RSVP button and map.
- Test on mobile: fast load and comfortably sized tap targets.
- Send the link to a trusted friend for a final review.
Checklist ready. Publish your site, share the link, and enjoy the process without oversights. If it helped, save it and share it with that couple just starting to plan.
