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Wedding website for your guests

Instead of answering the same questions in messages, couples can send one link with the ceremony details, venue, schedule, accommodation notes, gift guidance, and online RSVP.

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One link instead of scattered messages
Every section works on a phone
Update the content in moments

Everything in one link

The website keeps the details that usually end up across chats and family threads in one place.

  • ceremony and venue addresses
  • wedding day schedule
  • map, accommodation, and transport
Wedding website with sections for guests

Built for mobile

Guests usually open the link on a phone, so sections stay readable without login screens or buried menus.

  • fast access without accounts
  • clear sections
  • simple language switching

How couples use the website in practice

The wedding website lives alongside the preparations: first it collects confirmations, then it answers logistics questions, and after the wedding it remains as a keepsake. Instead of posting corrections in family group chats, the couple updates one section and everyone sees the same version.

  • link on the invitation or in a message
  • updates without reprints or phone calls
  • sections revealed as planning progresses
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Frequently asked questions

It can, but it does not have to. Most Polish couples keep paper invitations as a keepsake and part of the tradition, and treat the website as their practical companion. A short link or QR code on the invitation is enough, and every detail - directions, accommodation, menu, gift list, and RSVP - stays up to date online. If the time or venue changes, nothing needs reprinting and nobody has to call the whole family.

No. Guests open the website straight from the link, with no registration, passwords, or app downloads. That matters because wedding guests span every age group - a grandmother who got the link from her granddaughter should see the same information as the witnesses. The RSVP form works from the link too: a guest types their reply and is done. Couples who want privacy can protect the page with a simple password printed on the invitation.

After publishing, the website gets its own easy-to-remember address in the form stronaweselna.com/w/your-names. Couples share that link however suits them: printed on a paper invitation, sent by text, WhatsApp, Messenger, email, or posted in a family group chat. A popular option is a QR code on the invitation, generated from the dashboard in one click - a guest scans it with a phone and lands straight on the website with the RSVP form. The link works on phones, tablets, and computers, with no app to install and no account to create. Many couples send it twice: with the invitation, and again as a short reminder two weeks before the reply deadline.

A basic version comes together in one evening: pick a template, enter the date and the ceremony and venue addresses, and switch on RSVP. The remaining sections - accommodation, transport, gift list, gallery - can be added gradually as decisions are made. In practice it works best to publish the website when the invitations go out, around three months before the wedding, so guests have time to reply. Go to checkout.

Yes. Every page has an easy-read mode: one tap gives a guest larger text, stronger contrast and bigger buttons, and the choice is remembered on their device. You can also send a link that opens the page with easy-read mode already on, and print a one-page details sheet for guests without a smartphone.

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Pay once - 149 PLN, no subscription, no hidden fees. Your site works up to the wedding and long after.