Why every couple should build a wedding website
One link that answers every guest question — timings, directions, dress code and RSVPs.
A wedding website is the simplest way to cut down on repetitive questions and keep guests informed. It's ten minutes of setup that saves you weeks of "what time does it start again?"
One link, every detail
Share timings, venue directions, dress code and accommodation in one place. No more answering the same message fifty times — you just send the link.
Tip
Put the link everywhere: on the invitation, in the family group chat, in your message signature. The more visible it is, the fewer questions reach your phone.
Collect RSVPs in one place
Let guests reply online and watch the numbers update automatically — far easier than a paper count, and it feeds straight into your Guest List and Seating Plan.
Note
You stay in control of what's public. Keep the exact venue address private until guests RSVP if you'd prefer to share it closer to the day.
It takes minutes
You can create a free wedding website on PlanMyNikah and share it the same day.
What to include
- Date and times for the nikah and walima
- Venue name, directions and parking
- A simple running order
- Dress code and any notes
- An online RSVP
Frequently asked questions
Is a wedding website really worth it for a nikah?
Yes — it answers the questions guests ask most (timings, directions, dress code) from one link, and collects RSVPs that feed your guest numbers automatically.
Is it free to build?
Yes. The wedding website builder is free with a PlanMyNikah account.
Can I control what guests can see?
Yes. You choose what's public, so you can keep details like the exact address private until guests have replied.
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