A lot of these services are done through wedding planning sites. I chose EWeddings for my site. For a nominal fee of $10 per month I have a custom url too (among other perks).
As you know we recently just sent out the Save the Dates, and we included our wedding website address on the cards. Which was great, but meant I really had to get my butt in gear and work on the site!
I buckled down and updated it last night. I now have added local accommodation information (because most of the people who are receiving Save the Dates would come from out of town), Registry information, and some more photos. I don't have to use all the sections that are available, of course, but I'm still puzzling over this one... what is supposed to go on a wedding website in a section called "Wishlist?"
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Hey, I would say that wish list would be something that you would like to have as a gift maybe?
So you think things that wouldn't be in the registry?
Like... "It doesn't have to come from the Bay or Home Outfiters, but we'd love a puppy!" (kidding people, don't buy me a puppy)
Darnit - I was going to surpirse you with a puppy. Oh well, I guess I can think of something else :P
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