Webs By Spider · Industries · Wedding websites
Your guests are getting the details from a group chat.
A wedding website should answer every question before anyone has to ask it — when, where, what to wear, where to stay, and whether they can bring someone. We build yours from a blank page, on your own domain, in the same style as the invitation.
Sources: 50ms — Lindgaard et al., Behaviour & Information Technology (2006). 53% — Google / SOASTA mobile research. The third card is an illustration, not a statistic.
Everything guests keep asking, in one place.
Six things a wedding site has to do properly. Every one of them is in the one-page build.
RSVPs that actually arrive
A real form, not a mailto link. Meal choices, dietary notes, plus-ones, song requests — straight to your inbox and to a list you can export the week before.
The schedule, hour by hour
Ceremony, drinks, dinner, first dance, carriages. Guests stop texting to ask what time things start, because it is on their phone in two taps.
Travel and where to stay
Directions that open in their own maps app, parking, taxi numbers, and the hotels you have blocked rooms at with the code they need.
Registry, handled gracefully
Links to wherever your list lives, or a quiet note about contributions, worded the way you would say it out loud rather than the way a template says it.
A gallery for afterwards
Swap the RSVP section for the photographs once the day is done, and the site becomes the record of it rather than something you delete.
Private details, kept private
Address, dress code and anything else you would rather not publish can sit behind a simple password you give guests on the invitation.
Birthdays, anniversaries and private events too.
Weddings are most of this work, so it is what this page leads with — but a milestone birthday, an anniversary or an engagement party needs exactly the same thing: one good-looking page that holds the details and takes the RSVPs. Same build, same prices.
We asked three AI assistants what a build like Trend Contract Furnishings’ should cost
- ChatGPT est.$65k–$80k
- Claude est.$25k–$45k
- Perplexity est.$50k–$75k
- Our price$2,500
Same prompt to each, with the finished site as the example. ChatGPT and Perplexity re-asked 19 August 2026; Claude’s figure is from 29 July 2026. The $2,500 is what a build like this costs today, and the client reported 147% more quote requests after we made their new website.
- 01 · Day oneTell us what you runA short call or the form. A fixed price and a start date, in writing.
- 02 · DirectionSee it before we build itDesign direction approved first. Changes at this stage cost nothing.
- 03 · The buildMotion, film, 3D — from scratchThree rounds of revision. One person on it, start to finish.
- 04 · LaunchLive, indexed, and yoursSEO and AI-search structuring on. Code, domain and every account in your name.
Wedding website questions.
How much does a wedding website cost?
A focused wedding site is The Launch Build, from $1,100 — custom design, your RSVP form, the schedule, travel and stays, and a gallery you can fill after the day. If you need separate pages per event, a password-protected area or several languages, that is The Signature Site from $2,500.
How is this different from Zola, The Knot or Squarespace?
Those give you a template thousands of other couples are using, with their branding on it and your site living at their address. This is designed from a blank page around your day, on your own domain, and it is yours to keep afterwards. No adverts, no upsells, no registry cut.
How quickly can it be live?
A one-page wedding site is usually live in under a week once we have your details and photos. Larger multi-page builds run one to two weeks. If your date is close, say so in the first message and we will tell you honestly whether it fits.
Can you handle RSVPs, meal choices and plus-ones?
Yes. RSVPs come straight to your inbox and to a list you can export, with meal choices, dietary notes, plus-ones and song requests if you want them. No guest needs an account and nothing is behind a paywall.
Do you do birthdays and other private events?
Yes — milestone birthdays, anniversaries, engagement parties and private celebrations use the same build. Weddings are the majority of this work, so that is what the page leads with, but the format is the same: one beautiful page that holds every detail guests keep asking about.
What happens to the site after the wedding?
It is yours. Most couples switch the RSVP section for a gallery and keep it as a record of the day. Hosting and updates are optional from $25 a month, or you can take the files and host it anywhere — you own the code and the domain.
Tell us about the day.
Send the date, roughly how many guests, and anything you already know about the venue. You’ll get an honest price range and a timeline within one business day — including a straight answer on whether your date is doable.
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