Create Your Dream Wedding Website with AI
Build a beautiful wedding website in minutes. Share your love story, collect RSVPs, manage guests, and celebrate your special day with a personalized site.
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Create your wedding website in three steps
No templates to fight, no drag-and-drop, nothing to learn.
01Tell your story
Your names, your date, how you met, the feel you want — romantic and classic, modern and minimal, or something entirely yours. Write it like you'd tell a friend; the AI takes it from there.
02AI designs your website
In about a minute you get a complete wedding website designed around your story — your pages, your palette, your typography. Not a template with your names swapped in: a site that feels like the two of you.
03Share it with your guests
Publish free on a capacity.studio address or your own domain — thejohnsons.com looks better on an invitation. Guests RSVP right on the site, and you watch responses arrive.
Everything a wedding website should do
A design as personal as the day
Template builders make every couple's site look like every other couple's site. Describe your venue, your flowers, your invitation suite — the AI designs a website that belongs to your wedding, and only yours. Want it different? Say so, and watch it change.
RSVPs that manage themselves
Your site includes a real RSVP system: guests confirm, choose meals, add plus-ones and song requests. You see totals and lists in one place — no spreadsheet stitching, no paper cards lost in the mail.
Your story, beautifully told
Photo galleries, your timeline as a couple, the proposal story — arranged with the typography and care of an editorial spread. Add or reorder anything by asking in plain English.
Made for your guests too
Fast on every phone, clear directions with maps, hotel details, and a guest FAQ. Grandparents can use it without help — which is the real test of any wedding website.
What to put on your wedding website
The eight sections guests actually use — all generated for you, ready to edit.
Your story
How you met, the proposal, the two of you in photos. It's the page guests actually read first — keep it warm and short.
The details that matter
Date, ceremony and reception venues with maps, timeline for the day. Everything a guest would otherwise text you about at 11pm.
RSVP
A real form guests can answer in ten seconds — attendance, plus-ones, meal choice, song requests. Responses collect in one place instead of your inbox.
Travel and stay
Hotel blocks, airports, parking, shuttle times. Essential for destination weddings and appreciated at every other kind.
Registry links
Link out to wherever you're registered — one tasteful page beats registry cards tucked into invitations.
Dress code and practicalities
What to wear, weather to expect, whether kids are invited, unplugged-ceremony wishes. Saying it here means not saying it forty times.
A guest FAQ
Every wedding generates the same ten questions. Answer them once — your phone will thank you in the final week.
Photo sharing
A place for guests to find your photos afterwards — and share theirs. The website outlives the day.
Wedding website examples
Four directions couples generate — each from a one-sentence description.
Classic & romantic
Serif typography, soft ivory and blush palette, your monogram, a full-screen photo of the two of you. Timeless — the site equivalent of a letterpress invitation.
"A romantic classic wedding website in ivory and blush with our engagement photos"
Modern minimal
Clean lines, generous whitespace, a restrained palette pulled from your invitation suite. For couples whose Pinterest board says 'editorial'.
"A minimal modern wedding site, black and white with one accent color"
Rustic & warm
Earthy tones, botanical touches, photography-forward. Matches barn venues, vineyard ceremonies, and golden-hour everything.
"A warm rustic wedding website for our vineyard wedding in Tuscany"
Destination
Travel-first structure: flights, hotel blocks, a multi-day itinerary, and an FAQ your international guests will actually read. Optionally bilingual — ask and it's done.
"A bilingual English-French destination wedding site with travel details"
How Capacity compares
AI wedding website builder vs. the usual options.
| Capacity | The Knot / Zola | Squarespace / Wix | Hiring a designer | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fully custom design | partial | |||
| Ready in minutes | ||||
| Built-in RSVP with meal choices | partial | Depends | ||
| Your own domain | partial | |||
| No platform ads or branding | ||||
| Edit by chatting | Email them | |||
| Typical cost | Free to start | Free (with ads) | $16–25/mo | $500–3000 |
Based on each option's public offering, July 2026. Registry platforms are excellent at registries — Capacity is for couples who want the website itself to feel like theirs.
Questions couples ask
Is the wedding website free?
Yes — you can generate and publish your wedding website on the free tier, with a free capacity.studio address and daily free credits for edits. Paid plans add a custom domain (like yournames.com) and more editing credits.
How does the AI wedding website builder work?
You describe your wedding in a sentence or two — names, date, venue, the style you love — and the AI designs and builds a complete website: your story, event details, RSVP, travel info, and registry pages. You then refine anything by chatting in plain English.
Can guests RSVP on the website?
Yes. Your site includes a working RSVP form — attendance, plus-ones, meal choices, song requests, anything you need. Responses are stored and viewable in one place, and you can export the list for your planner or caterer.
Can I use my own domain name?
Yes. Every site publishes instantly to a free capacity.studio address; on paid plans you can connect a custom domain like thejohnsons.com, with DNS instructions provided and SSL handled automatically.
How is this different from The Knot or Zola?
Registry platforms give every couple the same templates with your names filled in, often with platform branding and ads. Capacity designs a website that's actually yours — unique layout, your palette, no ads — and you change anything by asking. Keep your registry wherever you like and link to it.
Do I need any technical or design skills?
None. If you can describe your wedding, you can build the site. Every change afterwards is a sentence — "make it more romantic", "add a page for the rehearsal dinner", "switch to sage green".
Can I make the website bilingual for international guests?
Yes — ask for any language combination and the AI builds a bilingual site, with your story and details in both languages. Especially loved for destination weddings.
Can I password-protect the website?
Yes. Ask the builder to add a password or guest code so only invited guests can see the details.
What should a wedding website include?
The essentials: your story, event details with maps, RSVP, travel and hotel info, registry links, dress code, and a guest FAQ. Capacity generates all of these sections by default — you just personalize them.
How long does it take to make?
The first complete version generates in about a minute. Most couples spend a relaxed evening personalizing photos and wording — compare that with weeks of fighting a template editor.
Can we update it after the wedding?
Yes — many couples turn the site into a photo-sharing page after the day: guests browse your photos and contribute theirs. It's your site, for as long as you want it.
What happens to my website if I stop using Capacity?
The site is real code that you own — you can export it or sync it to GitHub anytime. No lock-in, no losing your story to a platform.
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