A complete wedding microsite — story, multi-day schedule, countdown, gallery, calendar invites and RSVP — carried in one shareable link.
Guests get a Maps link built from this text — write it as you would search for it.
Leave a blank line between paragraphs.
One URL per line, up to twelve. Photos must already be hosted somewhere public — the link carries the addresses, not the images themselves.
There is no server behind this page, so replies cannot be stored for you. Guests fill in the form and it opens a pre-written WhatsApp message or email addressed to you. Fill in at least one of these, or guests will only be able to copy their reply.
Sara & Rahim
Two families, one celebration
Friday, 28 August 2026
Thank you for being part of our story. We cannot wait to celebrate with you in person.
We met in the queue for terrible college coffee and spent the next hour arguing about whether it was, in fact, terrible. Five years, three cities and one very patient cat later, we are asking the people we love most to come and watch us make it official.
26 Aug 2026 · 4:00 PM
Family home, Dhanmondi
28 Aug 2026 · 5:00 PM
Grand Palace Hall, Gulshan
29 Aug 2026 · 7:00 PM
Grand Palace Hall, Gulshan
Friday, 28 August 2026, 5:00 PM
Grand Palace Hall, Gulshan, Dhaka
Formal — jewel tones encouraged
Your presence is the only gift we need.
Please let us know by 1 August so we can save you a seat.
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#SaraAndRahim2026
The preview is the real page, rendered smaller — not a mock-up. Everything your guests see is encoded in the link itself, so nothing is stored on our servers.
FAQ
Everything on this page runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and nothing costs anything.
Still stuck? Ask usNo. Your wedding details are compressed directly into the URL itself, so there is no database and no server, which means no hosting cost, ever.
Guests submit RSVPs from your shared link, and the response is confirmed on their end. Since there's no central database, treat it as a confirmation for guests rather than a live guest-list sync, and use the Guest List Manager as your source of truth.
Yes, add a couple story section and an event agenda, both of which render on the page alongside your names, date and venue.
The site only exists at that specific URL, so keep a copy somewhere safe, a notes app, an email to yourself, before sharing it widely.
Yes, it is built mobile-first, since most guests will open the link from a phone rather than a desktop browser.
An invitation card has room for the essentials and nothing more. A wedding website is where everything that will not fit goes: directions and a map, the schedule across every function, dress codes per event, hotel suggestions for travelling guests, and answers to the questions you would otherwise field individually.
It also gives your wedding hashtag a permanent home, and gives overseas guests a single link that stays current when something changes.
Your names and the date at the top, before anything else. Then the schedule with venues, an RSVP method, travel and accommodation notes, and a short FAQ covering parking, children, dress code and gifts.
Keep gift wording discreet and off the invitation card itself — the website is the appropriate place for it, if anywhere.
Put the link on the invitation, in the WhatsApp message that carries your video invitation, and in your social bios. A short, memorable address is worth more than a clever one, since guests will type it from a printed card.
Send it early. Guests travelling internationally need the date, venue and schedule fixed well ahead to arrange leave and visas.