The latest trend is for Wedding Planners to help their brides and grooms create a personal wedding site. Many brides and grooms are now using personal websites to communicate their wedding to their guests. Like Facebook, personal wedding websites are now a must.
Wedding Planners often don’t have the resources or time to develop websites for the clients. Weddingorg.com is now creating partnerships with Wedding Planning companies to meet this need. These websites are then launched with the Wedding Planner’s logo. This is a cheeky way of advertising the Wedding Planner’s services to all wedding guests viewing the site.
Weddingorg.com designs top notch flash sites with a real wow factor that blows the guests away and creates an exciting build up to the wedding day. The wed site usually has a guestbook allowing wedding guests to leave messages for the bride and groom which can be viewed by all the wedding guests. Other typical pages are Welcome, Wedding Events, RSVP, Photo Gallery, About the Bride, About the Groom, Our Story & Proposal, Contact Details, Our Thanks, Gift Registry, Travel Info and Accommodation. All of these pages communicate important information about the wedding to the wedding guests. RSVPs are now done online! It saves money by eliminating the need to print response cards and purchase postage and is extremely convenient for all parties involved. Online RSVP’s also allows the couple to quickly see who has rsvp’d for each wedding event. Fun pages can also be included like the Quiz page – how well do you know the wedding couple? The wedding party page give fun details about each person in the wedding party. The Wedding Party pages allow wedding guests to see who’s invited to the wedding (and lets the singles scope potentials before they meet face-to-face)
Social media has changed our culture – Facebook and Twitter are major players in the game. It’s changed the way we engage and interact with one another. The wedding industry has also been influenced largely by wedding websites. It is now a wedding must! Wedding websites are even replacing traditional wedding invitations much to the disappointment of many traditionalists. Who doesn’t love to get a wedding invitation in the post? It seems like a luxury now. It’s much easier to say ‘just go to the website’. Wedding invitations are expensive whereas a wedding website can be more affordable and certainly more fun. A website also answers many ‘what’, ‘how’, ‘when’ questions that family and friends may have about the wedding because it’s all there on the website.
Wedding Planners are now expected to help the bride and groom get their wedding site up. This means that Wedding Planners have to spend some time finding the best wedding website provider to meet the needs of their client. The decision is often made depending on the couples budget. Many wedding website providers have control panels where the couple can log in and design the site themselves. These are often HTML sites costing about 50 USD. Custom flash sites like those offered by Weddingorg.com cost a lot more because they are hand designed for the client according to their wedding theme. Deciding on a wedding website provider also largely depends on whether the wedding planner and couple have time on their hands or not. If time is limited then a DIY site is out of the question and going to a custom website designer like Weddingorg.com can save a lot of time and produce a top notch result although will be more expensive.
