How to Create a Wedding Website for Your Guests
A wedding website gathers everything guests need in one place: the story, the schedule, the venues, and the photos. With MyIndiAura, the invitation itself can serve as that website.
In short
Guests should find schedule, venue, and timings in under a minute.
One link beats five documents. Put everything in one place.
Keep it updated. An out of date wedding website confuses more than no website.
What it means
A wedding website is a single online page, or set of pages, for one wedding. Guests visit it to find the schedule, venues, travel details, dress codes, and the couple's story. Traditionally couples built a separate website for this. Today, a well made digital invitation can do the same job, with the advantage that guests already open invitations on their phones.
The MyIndiAura invitation works as a wedding website because it already carries the essentials: event schedule, venues, photos, music, and a shareable link. Guests do not need to learn a new site. They open the invitation they received, and everything is there.
What your invitation can do
- Carry the full schedule, so the invitation works as the wedding website.
- Include venue details for every event, so guests can navigate without asking.
- Add photos and music, so the page feels like a celebration, not a notice.
- Share one link with every guest, so everyone uses the same up to date page.
Options to consider
- Invitation as website: use the MyIndiAura invitation as the single guest page. Simplest, and guests already have it.
- Invitation plus updates: the invitation carries the plan, and one family group carries live updates.
- Invitation plus photo album: after the wedding, the same link can point guests to shared photos.
- Separate website: a standalone site, for couples who want extra pages like travel guides. More work, and guests must learn a second link.
Style tips
Start with the guest's view, not the couple's. Open the invitation on a phone and try to answer three questions fast: when is the wedding, where is it, and what happens each day. If any answer takes more than a minute to find, rearrange the page until it does not.
Then keep the page alive. When a time changes, update the invitation, not only the family group. Guests trust the page they were sent. A page that stays current through the wedding week is worth more than a beautiful page frozen in the first draft.
The best wedding website is the one guests already have open.
What you need
- The full schedule, with dates, times, and venues for every event.
- Venue addresses, with landmarks guests can use.
- Travel and stay notes, for outstation guests.
- Photos of the couple, chosen to feel natural.
- Dress code notes, where an event has one.
- The invitation link, ready to share with the whole guest list.
How to share it
- Share the invitation link early, so guests can plan around it.
- Send it on WhatsApp, personally to elders, with a short explanation.
- Send updates through the same link, so guests always have the latest plan.
- After the wedding, share photos through the same link, so the page lives on.
What it costs
When it comes to the invitation itself, MyIndiAura keeps the choice simple. A Cinematic Invite costs ₹499, an Invite App costs ₹399, and an Invitation Suite costs ₹99. Pick the format that fits how you want to share the day, and keep the rest of the budget for the celebration itself.
How to create yours
- Browse the invitation designs on MyIndiAura and shortlist the ones that match your theme.
- Pick your format, Cinematic Invite, Invite App, or Invitation Suite, based on how you want guests to receive it.
- Add your event details, names, dates, venues, and the full schedule of ceremonies.
- Add photos, music, and any personal touches that make the invitation feel like yours.
- Check every detail on your phone, then share the invitation with your guest list.
Explore wedding invitation designs. Browse the designs on MyIndiAura, pick the format that fits your celebration, and create your invitation.
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