Websites for weddings.
A wedding website answers your guests' questions so your phone doesn't have to: when, where, how to get there, and the RSVP. Kirsten and Miguel's site does all four on the Launch plan, and it's live now.
Launch is $1,500 to build plus $95/mo for care, live in 1–2 weeks. Call or text (562) 246-9792, or book the free call and bring whatever you have.
What we built.
Kirsten and Miguel's site is one place for their story, the schedule, travel details and the RSVP, designed as a storybook because that is what they wanted it to feel like. Their date is in 2027; the site has been live since 2026, which is the point. Guests plan early.
They stayed in touch from the first sketch to launch, and it shows. The site reads like them, not like a registry template with their names dropped in.
What a wedding website has to do.
An RSVP that lands somewhere you will see it
The RSVP form sends each reply to your inbox and keeps a list you can open. No account to check, nothing to export. That form is the one integration included in Launch, and it's the only one most couples need.
Travel and hotels for the people flying in
Out-of-town guests want the airport, the hotel block, and a sentence about how far the venue is from each. That block saves you the same text message forty times.
The schedule, readable at the venue
On the day, the site gets opened on phones in a parking lot to check when the ceremony starts. The schedule is plain text with big times, loads fast on a weak signal, and never hides behind a tap.
Out of search, if you want it
A wedding site is for the people with the link. We can keep it out of Google entirely, or add a simple password, so your plans and your guests’ names stay between you and them.
THE PLAN THAT FITS
Kirsten and Miguel's site is a Launch build: three pages, the RSVP form as its one integration, live in 1–2 weeks. Almost every wedding site fits it.
QUESTIONS WEDDINGS ASK US
How much does a custom wedding website cost?
$1,500 for a Launch site, plus $95/month for hosting and edits while it is up. That is the plan Kirsten and Miguel's site was built on. You keep your domain either way, and care is month-to-month, so the site can come down after the wedding without a contract to end. The table is on the pricing page.
How far before the wedding should the site be ready?
Before the invitations go out, since the link goes on them. A Launch site goes live in 1–2 weeks, so starting a month before you print leaves room. Kirsten and Miguel's site went live in 2026 for a 2027 date, which gave their out-of-town guests most of a year to plan.
Can guests RSVP on the site?
Yes. The RSVP form on the site sends each reply to your inbox and keeps a list you can open anytime, with the guest’s name, their answer and anything you asked, like a meal choice. It is the one integration included in Launch, so it adds nothing to the price.
Will our wedding site show up on Google?
Only if you want it to. Most couples don't, so we tell search engines to leave the site out and your guests reach it from the link on the invitation. If you want it more private than that, a simple password on the whole site is an add-on priced before we build it.
OTHER KINDS OF BUSINESS WE BUILD FOR
bakeries, coffee shops, churches, photographers, gaming communities. Or web design in Long Beach for everyone else.