Wedding websites are a great way for couples to share information about their big day with family and friends. Many services offer free, basic websites that are easy to create using pre-formatted templates and designs. Other services offer "custom" or "premium" sites that allow you to utilize different web design tools.
Typical costs:
You can get a free, basic website by simply registering at a site like eWedding[1] , TheKnot.com[2] or WeddingPath[3] .
Customized websites cost between $60 and $100 per year. Costs to renew a website (after your initial contract expires) range from $25 to $60 per year. Some services require a minimum 6-month renewal. Many offer free trial periods ranging from 7 to 14 days.
Free services should include the website domain name, web hosting, design templates, password protection, photo posting and a minimum of 6 pages. Because they are free, some may include small ads, banners or headers that display the name and logo of the website host.
Custom or premium site packages should include everything the free services offer, plus flash media, background or downloadable music, video, online RSVPs and guest book options, a custom e-mail address, wedding date countdown, visitor count and/or log, and unlimited pages.
Additional costs:
Some sites charge separate monthly web hosting fees, which are usually about $15 per month.
Many services offer to put your entire website on CD for about $15.
For about $10 per month, you can also get a customized e-mail address. For example, if your domain name is jackandjill.com, your e-mail address would be [email protected]
Shopping for a wedding website:
Services like Wedding Solutions[4] and Wedding Tracker[5] offer customized or premium websites.
Wedding Websites[6] allows you to compare different website hosting and design companies, with more than 30 companies that provide different options.
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