What to Include on a Wedding Website
A wedding website should answer every guest question before it is asked. Here is the essential information to include for Arab and international weddings.
A wedding website is more than a digital invitation. It is the one place where guests find everything they need to attend, dress, and celebrate with you. The clearer the site, the fewer questions you answer in WhatsApp groups.
The non-negotiables
- Names and a photo: guests should know whose wedding it is at first glance.
- Date and time: include both Gregorian and Hijri dates if your audience expects it.
- Venue name and map: a Google Maps or Apple Maps link makes arrival effortless.
- Dress code: black tie, formal, traditional, or casual removes all guesswork.
- RSVP form: the most important conversion point on the page.
Nice-to-have details
- Our story: a short paragraph about how you met adds personality.
- Event timeline: helpful if the wedding has multiple parts (Nikah, reception, after-party).
- Accommodation: useful for out-of-town or international guests.
- Registry or gifts: optional, but appreciated by guests who want guidance.
- Background music: a romantic touch that makes the site feel alive.
Keep it mobile-first
Most guests will open the link on their phone. Every section should be readable without zooming, and the RSVP form should be thumb-friendly. Heavy images should be optimized so the site loads quickly on mobile networks.
Build it once, share it everywhere
With DearGuest, you get a mobile-first wedding website that includes all these essentials. Share one link on WhatsApp, Instagram, and email, and let the site answer questions for you.