RSVP & Guest Management
A custom RSVP form that collects everything you need: guest names, plus-ones, meal choices, dietary restrictions, and song requests. No spreadsheet wrangling required.
Your Domain · Your Design · No Platform Branding
Your wedding site should feel like you, not like every other couple on Zola. I build custom wedding websites with RSVP, password protection, and a design that matches your style. Fast, mobile-friendly, and completely yours.
It actually looks like you. Zola and The Knot give every couple the same handful of templates. A custom site matches your style, your colors, your vibe. It feels personal because it is.
No platform branding. Free wedding sites plaster "Powered by Zola" or "Made with The Knot" at the bottom. Your wedding site should be about you, not advertising someone else's product.
Your own domain. sarahandmike.com looks a lot better on an invitation than zola.com/wedding/sarah-and-mike-2026. A custom domain is clean, memorable, and yours.
Fast and reliable. Free platforms load slowly because they're bloated with tracking scripts and third-party code. Your custom site loads in under a second because there's nothing weighing it down.
We talk through the details: your date, venue, colors, vibe, and what pages you want. I'll ask the right questions so the site reflects your wedding, not a generic template.
I create the site and check in with you along the way. You'll see progress as it comes together, not a surprise at the end. Revisions are part of the process.
Your site goes live on your custom domain. I set up the password, test the RSVP form, and make sure everything works on every device. You put the URL on your invitations and you're done.
A custom RSVP form that collects everything you need: guest names, plus-ones, meal choices, dietary restrictions, and song requests. No spreadsheet wrangling required.
Ceremony and reception details with embedded maps, parking info, and day-of timeline. Your guests will know exactly where to go and when.
Keep your wedding details private with a shared password gate. Only people you invite can see the site. Simple for guests, secure for you.
Your guests will pull up your site on their phones. It needs to look great and load fast on every device, not just a laptop. That's how I build it.
Pick the pages that fit your wedding. Custom site, custom structure.
Your names, wedding date, a hero photo, and a countdown. The first thing guests see when they visit.
A timeline of how you met, key moments, and the proposal. As much or as little as you want to share.
Ceremony and reception info: venues, times, addresses, maps, and parking. Everything guests need to show up on time.
A form where guests confirm attendance, select meals, note dietary restrictions, and add a plus-one. Responses go straight to you.
Hotel block info, airport details, and getting-around tips for out-of-town guests.
Links to your registries. Clean and simple, no commission skimming from a platform middleman.
Engagement photos or favorite memories together. A lightweight gallery that loads fast on any connection.
Dress code, kids policy, plus-one rules, gift info. Answer the questions before they get asked.
Most wedding sites I build run between $800 and $2,000. A simple informational site with RSVP lands on the lower end. If you want custom animations, a photo gallery with upload features, or a guest management dashboard, it costs more. I give you a clear price upfront.
Usually 1 to 2 weeks. Wedding sites are focused and straightforward, so they come together quickly. I recommend starting at least 3 months before you send invitations so you have time to finalize details and test the RSVP form.
Yes. I build a custom RSVP form that collects whatever you need: names, attendance, meal preferences, dietary restrictions, song requests. Responses are emailed to you or saved to a spreadsheet you can access anytime.
Yes. I set up a shared password so only your invited guests can access the site. You share the password on your invitations or in a text to your guest list. Simple and effective.
They work fine if you don't mind the limitations: platform branding on your site, cookie-cutter templates, slow load times, and no custom domain unless you pay extra. Those platforms make money by selling your data to wedding vendors and taking commissions on registry purchases. A custom site is yours, looks unique, and loads in under a second.
Yes. I'll help you pick and set up a custom domain like sarahandmike.com. It looks clean on invitations and is easy for guests to remember. Domain registration is usually around $12 per year.
It's yours. You can keep it up as a memory, add photos from the day, or take it down whenever you want. There are no monthly fees from me on wedding sites since they don't need ongoing changes. The only cost is domain renewal (around $12 per year) if you want to keep the URL active. Most couples keep their site up for a year or two as a keepsake.
Absolutely. Want to add a photo gallery after the wedding, or a guestbook page? I can add features anytime. The site is custom code, so there are no platform limitations on what we can build.
Getting married? Tell me a little about your wedding and I'll put together a plan and price for your site. No obligation, no sales pitch. Just a conversation about what you need.
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