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Your wedding preparations are almost endless to make sure you get a perfect wedding celebration. An event website will help you a lot and also make the wedding celebration a more memorable and joyful event. (Please print this article to use it as a check list in the future wedding preparation.)
A wedding website should have a simple domain name. May be your names are available, like HerNameAndHisname.cccc. And you can choose whatever domain type: .com, .net, .org, .us etc – just chose the cheapest among the available domain names for your event.
If you have problems with finding the best wedding domain you can include some info of the date, like just the year after your names, or the full date. This addition to the domain will make it less simple of cause, but it will still be a meaningful web address in the future for your wedding site.
It makes sense to register you wedding domain name and hosting for many years to come to make sure that it is not disappearing but will remain as a common testimonial of your big day and start of your life as a married couple. Registration for a number of years will be a very small expense compared to all the expenses for the whole wedding.
You need to find a host for your website and you need to set up the website – maybe one of your friends or wedding guests can help you with the technicalities of creating your wedding site.
The event website should as a minimum include:
A first welcome page, often called the index page or home page. Here you describe the wedding event in short and who you are. It would make sense to include two simple photos of you.
A contact page with contact information about both of you.
Remember to have your email addresses presented unavailable for email harvesters, like write mynameTakethisawayAITwebsite.net so only human visitors to your wedding site can understand the correct mail to avoid spam. If you have a social website profile, like Facebook, MySpace, Twitter etc you can include this.
Program for the wedding day
A webpage with information about the event where and when, and how to find the locations etc. With highlighting what is only after personal invitation and what is public. Remember to indicate the kind of dress you expect your guests to wear for the different events of your wedding ceremonial events.
Your wish list of potential gifts
Some wedding couples are very specific about the gifts that they hope to get from their wedding guests, other wedding couples use more discrete approaches to indicate what they need and want to get as gifts. Some estimate even the price level and where to get the correct brands etc.
A guest book
To make the website interactive include a guest book. It should be available before as well after the wedding. As much as possible give comments back to the guests who have been willing to write in your guest book.
A photo album facility
The pictures from a wedding are some of the best memories all guests will have and in the photo section of your wedding site you should make sure, that it is clear which pictures are regards as the official wedding photos, may be taken by a professional wedding photographer, and which photos are the photos from the different parts of the event, and may be pictures taken by many of the guests.
A thank you page
When the whole event is over you should make a thank you page, where you acknowledge all who have helped you through your big wedding event and show your happiness with life and the whole event. Parts of that can be included in an update of the welcome page.
A blog section
You do not need to have a blog section but it can be very nice to have where you can write before or after the wedding or both to keep your family and friends informed about how everything is going. May be you would like to communicate about your new home to show how well you are living after the wedding etc.
Links and social websites
If you like, include a link page and remember to include your social web addresses if you are active in that field.
Final word
Be careful not to give strangers indication of easy access to valuables during the wedding events.
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Source by Anton Lang
