Free wedding website
A free wedding website your guests can RSVP on
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yournames.shaadi.diyaddress, an RSVP form wired into your guest list, event details with maps, a shared photo gallery, and a QR code for your printed invitation. No card, no trial, no watermark.The point of a wedding website is not to look impressive. It is to stop your family answering the same four questions three hundred times: when, where, what do I wear, and are you counting me in.
Templates
Ten designs, and any palette works with any of them
Six are full wedding websites — several scrolling sections for your story, events, gallery and RSVP. Four are single-flow digital invitations built to be opened once from WhatsApp and answered on the spot.
Wedding websites
Royal Heritage
Regal gradients, ornate script — the original look
Modern Editorial
Airy serif typography, quiet color, magazine layout
Garden Romance
Soft pastels, arches, and a gentle storybook feel
Midnight Luxe
Cinematic dark canvas with gilded typography
Our Journey
A vertical scrollytelling timeline of your story
Shaadi Fiesta
Vibrant festival colors, garlands, and a confetti welcome
Digital invitations
Luxury Invite
Tap-to-open envelope, full-screen photo slides, shimmer gold
Photo Reel
Swipe-through photo story with music, no intro needed
Boarding Pass
A tear-to-open travel ticket with itinerary-style events
Note Card
A single elegant screen — quickest for guests to open
What is on the site
The things guests actually open it for
RSVP form
Attendance, headcount and meal preference, recorded against the guest in your list.
Event schedule
Each function with its date, time, venue, map link and dress code.
Photo gallery
Your pre-wedding photos, and a shared album guests can add to afterwards.
QR code
Downloadable for the printed card, so paper and digital point at the same place.
Palettes and effects
Recolour any template without redoing content, and tune the animation to taste.
Your own address
A short subdomain you pick, easy to print and easy to read out over the phone.
Making one
Four steps, roughly twenty minutes
- Create your wedding and pick the address guests will type or scan.
- Add your events — mehendi, haldi, sangeet, the wedding, the reception — with venues and times.
- Choose a template and a palette, write a short story section, and upload photos.
- Publish, then share the link over WhatsApp and put the QR code on the printed card.
Everything after that is editable. The site is a view of your planning data, so correcting a venue or a start time in one place updates what guests see.
Questions
Frequently asked
Is the wedding website really free?
Yes. All ten templates, the RSVP form, the event schedule, the photo gallery and the QR code are free, and there is no card required to publish. The rest of the planning workspace — guest list, budget, vendors, accommodation — is free too.
What web address do I get?
Your wedding gets its own address on shaadi.diy, chosen when you set it up — something like yournames.shaadi.diy. It is short enough to print on a card and to say out loud.
Do RSVPs from the website reach my guest list?
Yes. The RSVP form writes into the same guest list you plan with, so attendance, headcount and meal preference update on the guest record rather than arriving as emails you have to transcribe.
Can I put a QR code on my printed invitation card?
Yes. Every published site generates a QR code you can download and hand to your card printer. Guests scan it and land on the schedule, directions and RSVP form.
Can I change the template after publishing?
Yes. Templates and colour palettes are independent, so you can switch the design or recolour it without re-entering your events, story or photos.
Will it work on my guests’ phones?
That is the primary case. Nearly every guest opens the link from WhatsApp on a phone, so the templates are built mobile-first and the invite designs are single-screen by default.
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Publish your wedding website tonight.
Pick a template, add your events, and share a link that answers the questions before anyone asks them.
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