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Updated Mar 06, 2025Wedding Website Examples and Designs That Are *Actually* Helpful
Don't worry, you don't need to hire a pro web developer.
Design by Natalie Romine for The Knot
Your wedding website is the digital hub for the important details about your wedding, so naturally, there's some pressure to get the format and design right. And if you're the first in your crew to tie the knot or are simply wanting for a little inspiration, wedding website examples will come in handy. It's so much easier to figure out how to make a wedding website when you have wedding page examples to follow, taking or leaving the sections that make sense to you from there. Beyond that, the website design can give guests an early glimpse of what your special day will look and feel like, from the color palette, to the visual details, to the emotion conveyed through the typeface.
Below, we're sharing a real wedding website sample from a real couple for you to consult as well as a curated collection of our favorite designs for a wedding website on The Knot to help inspire your own. If you don't find one that you love here, no problem—The Knot has more than 200 wedding website ideas (we counted). Even more exciting: You can purchase matching invitations from The Knot Paper. Ready to start making your wedding website? Take a look at our inspo below.
In this article:
- Real Wedding Website Example
- Wedding Website Example Themes: Destination | Simple | Beach | Funny | Floral | Modern | Rustic | Classic | Bohemian | Vintage
- Wedding Website Domain Examples
Real Wedding Website Example
If you've been looking high and low for example wedding websites, you've come to the right place. Here, you'll see a page-by-page breakdown of a wedding website, including screenshots and explanations on how to customize each page for a little wedding website inspiration. Remember, you can use an example wedding page as a suggestion and tailor your own site to suit your needs.
1. Wedding Homepage Example
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Most wedding website homepage examples you'll find will include a few hallmarks: the couple's first names, wedding date, wedding location and a sweet snapshot of the two of them. And since this grab is a sample The Knot wedding website, it also includes a cute countdown to the wedding day. Some wedding website designs will feature illustrations flanking either side of the homepage, but this simple and classic option includes a cute heading atop of the page instead, which carries through to each page. You also have the option to add a welcome message, relationship timeline, GIF, "our story" section or even a livestream video to your The Knot homepage.
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2. RSVP Wedding Website Example
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Your RSVP page is pretty self explanatory, and the instructional text you see here will automatically appear on your The Knot wedding website, so no wordsmithing required. This The Knot wedding website example shows a site using the digital RSVP setting, where guests must input their invite info to be able to mark their attendance. Also, The Knot is a free wedding RSVP website, so including this page on your wedding website for guests to respond digitally comes at no cost. If you opt for traditional paper RSVPs, this page can include details like your RSVP deadline instead.
3. Wedding Website Travel Page Example
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Your travel page is where you would include information about your hotel room blocks (if you have one or a few) or other suggested accommodations for your guests. You can also include information about the nearest airport or train station and "things to do in the area" suggestions. Other queries about transportation can appear alongside the other wedding website Q&A questions on your FAQ page, if you choose to add one.
4. Wedding Website Registry Example Page
Photo: The Knot
Creating a registry page on The Knot is super easy, as can be seen by this sample wedding site. Once you start your The Knot registry, it'll automatically populate on your registry wedding website tab so guests can scroll and shop through the best wedding registry items (we trust your taste) with ease, including filtering by price range. You can also add a brief, optional message to appear about your wish list for any pertinent info, like "gifts are not required" messaging.
5. Wedding Website Photo Example Page
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A photo page isn't always included, but it can add a unique touch to your wedding website. It's a great spot to show off snaps from your engagement shoot or curate a collection of favorite images of you and your partner over the years. If you'd still like to add a personal touch, but would rather share the spotlight, you could swap in something like a wedding party bio page.
6. Wedding Website Dress Code Example Page
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It's easy to trip up on wedding dress code wording. (What's the difference between formal and black tie?) Therefore, it's super smart and considerate to include a page dedicated to your wedding dress code, like the one shown in this example wedding website, to "decode" it for your loved ones. You can add a brief description about the formality level of your desired attire or outline the elements of a themed wedding dress code as seen here.
Wedding Website Example Themes
Now that you know what to put on your wedding website, it's time to have some fun with these stunning The Knot website themes. The wedding website design inspiration below will help you identify a look that suits you. Bonus: All of them are wedding websites with matching invitations.
1. For the Floral Theme: Pressed Flowers
Pressed flowers and dried flowers are an artistic way to arrange and display blooms. This wedding website example is decorated with realistic-looking pressed flowers at the top, bookended by your initials in contrasting black lettering.
2. For the Modern Theme: Simply Modern
This is one of the best wedding website examples for a site that feels fresh and modern, but still skews young. The slightly blocky sans serif font has just enough breathing room and line weight variation to look visually interesting while leaving plenty of room for your wedding details.
3. For the Simple Theme: Striking Scene
If you haven't quite settled on a wedding theme yet, this simple wedding website will complement whatever aesthetic you ultimately do choose. Let the featured photo in the center do all the talking—personalize the design with a favorite snapshot from your relationship or your proposal.
4. For the Rustic Theme: Botanical Monogram
This olive green background is earthy and inviting, just like your wedding theme. A simple greenery branch motif adds some understated rustic flair alongside your first initials, names, wedding day countdown and space for your wedding party bios.
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5. For the Classic Theme: Classically Elegant
A swooping monogram is the focal point of this elegant wedding website example. It features a classic black and white color palette to pair with a favorite black and white photo from your relationship (along with the story about how you met).
6. For the Destination Theme: Desert Cactus
This sky-inspired design will have guests ready to jet off to wherever you're getting married. It's decorated with pretty pink watercolor clouds that complement nearly any wedding spot, whether you're off to Big Sky Country or island-hopping in the Caribbean, which is why it's one of our favorite destination wedding website examples.
7. For the Bohemian Theme: Flower Market
The '70s-esque color palette and retro-style flowers on this wedding website idea are our pick if you're going for a boho theme. We could see this design pairing perfectly with a sunny outdoor venue, colorful wildflower arrangements and live music.
8. For the Vintage Theme: Vintage Toile
At the top of this template, dainty pheasants and sparrows carry a banner announcing your wedding (the design reminds us of Regency-era society papers). Personalize this piece of wedding website inspo by choosing a color that matches your wedding palette and adding your day-of countdown.
9. For the Beach Theme: Elegant Lighthouse
Embrace the coastal grandmother aesthetic with this beach wedding website example that's perfect for a waterfront celebration. A simple lighthouse sketch is displayed above your names, with an added monogram on the mobile-view version.
10. For the Funny Theme: No Big Deal
Your wedding website isn't something to joke about, but that doesn't mean that you can't have a little bit of fun. This funny wedding website example features a cheeky phrase—"It's just forever, no big deal"—to set the lighthearted tone for your special day. Take cues from this funny wedding website example and add some humor to your wedding website welcome message to showcase even more of your personalities.
11. For the Unique Theme: For Like Ever
Thanks to the bright color palette and oversized text, this unique wedding website example makes a fun statement. For added customization, this theme has six different colorways to choose from in a range of happy pastel hues. Finish it off by personalizing your one-of-a-kind website domain.
12. For the Spring Theme: Countryside Crest
You may have noticed that bows are trending everywhere—and this sweet design is the perfect way to dip your toe into the trend. A watercolor crest surrounds your initials, while dainty spring flowers add a pop of color.
13. For the Summer Theme: Opulent Garden
Beautiful flowers and greenery border this summer wedding website idea, with a singular butterfly motif completing the design at the top. On the mobile version, a diagonal floral border adds just enough detail without being overbearing.
14. For the Fall Theme: Falling in Love
With an abstract botanical border at the very top, this wedding website theme works for all types of fall weddings, whether your style is rustic, classic or something in between.
15. For the Winter Theme: Festive Garland
Fresh evergreen swags and wreaths are some of our favorite things about the winter season, so naturally, we had to pick this pretty website template. The burgundy, gray and green color combination is ideal for a holiday wedding, but there are a handful of other palette options to choose from.
16. For the Creative Theme: Hand Drawn Cake
Whimsical doodles have been gracing wedding stationery for a couple of years now, so it's natural that they top your wedding website too. A cute illustrated cake crowns the top of this creative wedding website example along with sweet sparkles and champagne flutes.
17. For the Cool Theme: Eclectic Wave
This cool wedding website example has just the right amount of playfulness. Your initials and wavy text that reads "we're taking the plunge" sits atop the site, while the rest is kept simple with a tonal color palette.
18. For the Dainty Theme: Vintage Bow
One of the best wedding website examples for a subtle, elegant, yet romantic look is this beautiful bow design. A simple tied ribbon is all you need to make an impact design-wise.
19. For the Glam Theme: Old Hollywood Glam
We're so on board for the martini trend, and so is this wedding website idea. It has an Art Deco gold border surrounding your wedding details with two clinking 'tini glasses atop it all. This would be ideal for a swanky NYC wedding at a moody restaurant.
20. For the Timeless Theme: Baroque Garden
This design has a pretty cluster of illustrated flowers tucked in the top right corner, with delicate vines and butterflies stretching toward both sides. The serif font is legible, yet classic, and the almost-metallic shimmer of the illustrations bring even more elegance.
21. For the Tropical Theme: Iconic Beach
Saying "I do" in the tropical islands or the Florida sands? Use this template as wedding website design inspiration. A simple line drawing of a seaside scene will adorn every page of your wedding website, rendered in juicy colors like pink and orange.
22. For the Castle Theme: Romantic Roccoco
Something about the way these vines wind around the upper corners of this personal wedding website example bring to mind castles and royalty and Celtic knots. If you're marrying in a castle venue, opt for this fitting site.
23. For the Effortless Theme: Modern Balance
Photo: The Knot
A chunky, slightly retro font adorns this example of a The Knot wedding website, and it's truly all that's needed to make the design feel fresh and interesting. Plus, a lovely photo of the two of you displayed large on the homepage doesn't hurt either.
24. For the Minimalist Theme: You and Me
Everything you need and nothing you don't. This minimalist theme strikes the ideal balance between tradoitional and modern, reading "our day" at the top, with your names and wedding countdown below.
25. For the Artsy Theme: Pearlescent Shapes
This design feels like modern art, with a cluster of semi-transparent geometric shapes clustered on the right side. A pastel color palette brings a hint of retro cool.
Wedding Website Domain Examples
You really don't need to overthink your wedding domain name. It can simply be you and your partners' names connected by "and" or something like "SamAndBethSayIDo.com. You can also use your wedding hashtag, if you have one, as a potential domain name. If you plan on taking the same last name, you can make your domain name "TheSmiths.com" or something similar that celebrates your newly shared surname.
