Creating a Terrific Wedding Website for friends and family.

Are you about to get married or engaged? Well, it is only fair to tell you the
latest and hottest trend on the Internet then. Creating a wedding website using
a template. Yes, that is right people are going crazy about adding personal
websites to the Internet. As people live increasingly further distances from
each other one way to stay in touch is with pictures, email, and websites.
Therefore using a wedding website template to create a website about your
wedding has become very popular on the Internet.

 

For example my wife if from Japan and all of her family still
lives there. So when we got married we had a dual marriage. We got married for
the first time in Japan and the second time here in the United States. Well,
obviously at both wedding there were some people that couldn’t make it that
really wanted to be there. My friends all wanted to come to my wedding in Japan
but the $800.00 plane ticket made it kind of impossible. Therefore we decided to
put up a website about our wedding.

 

We put up the site a few months before we got married in Japan
and then updated it after our first wedding ceremony and then a second time when
we had the ceremony here in the United States. This allowed people on both sides
of the world to feel like they participated in the ceremony.

 

So after you purchase the template you will need to add the
content. You will need some type of html editor to do this. The one that I used
was called Coffee Cup HTML editor I think but you can find a lot of free html
editors online.

Some things that you might want to include in your wedding website would be:

1. Date, location, and time of ceremony

2. Pictures of you and your husband (include some fun casual pictures)

3. A list of places where you have registered

4. Include your email addresses for people to send you email

5. You might even want to sign up for a free blog so you can type out all of
your hopes and fears leading up to the wedding in your blog. You can get a free
blog from Blogger.

6. Calendar of events (include: dress rehearsal, any special dinners, receptions
and etc.)

7. An extensive photo gallery. This is the best part of the website I think. You
will want to include a ton of pictures of the actual wedding. It is real fun to
have an area where people can submit there own photos also.

8. Scan in a copy of the wedding invitation and wedding program.

About the Author

Chris Ryerson the webmaster of Crown Template and other websites wrote this
article. To find out more about website promotion, free webmaster tools and
wedding
website templates check out Crown
Templates.