WEDDING PLANNING & EVENT MANAGEMENT


Showing posts with label website. Show all posts
Showing posts with label website. Show all posts

March 14, 2012

FREE Wedding Websites

Free Wedding Website from Wedding Paper Divas

Do you need a wedding website? Would you like one that matches your Save the Date cards, invitations, etc.? How about getting one for free?

Wedding Paper Divas has what you need! A free wedding website to go along with over 40 of their most popular wedding invitations. This means that you can now easily create an ad-free personal wedding website complete with online RSVP capabilities and more—and keep it FREE for one year! 

Some of the features of the free wedding website include:
  • Match your site to over 40 of Wedding Paper Divas bestselling invitation designs.
  • Easy to design. You don’t need to be a programmer to do this! Just point and click at anything on the site to customize.
  • Custom Domains. You can truly customize your site with a domain that is just for you like ourwedding.com.
  • Unlimited Photos.
  • Guest comments
  • Music and Video
  • Online RSVP, Blog, Password protection, guest list manager, and much more.
Get started now to ensure that everything will be beautifully designed and perfectly coordinated as you prep for your big day.

Muchos Smooches!

October 06, 2010

Wedding/Event Blogs I Like - 2010


A few years ago, I wrote a blog post called "Blogs I Like to Read". There have been some changes over the years so I thought I should update my list.
(in alphabetical order)

DIY Bride

Elite Bridal Concierge (formerly Dantzler Designs)

Parisian Party

planning... forever

Style Me Pretty

Wedding Bee

Wedding Chicks

Photo Source

April 30, 2010

Invitations & Wedding Websites

Photo from Wedding Mapper

If you have a wedding website, then you should tell your guests about it when you send them an invitation to your wedding.

At the bottom of the invitation, add a line that says "For more details, please visit our website at http://www.(thenameofyoursite).com/."

Keep in mind that some of your guests may not have access to the internet, so be sure to include directions with the invitation even if they are on your website.

September 13, 2008

Today's Wedding

Today, I am executing the final production of Ericka & Derrick's wedding at the Bensalem Township Country Club.

For details about this couple's wedding, visit their wedding website. I worked with the bride to create and personalize this site from the colors to the music and every word in between. (Just one of the many tailor-made services offered by Always Fabulous Events.) After I added "You for Me" by Johnny Gill to the website, Derrick wanted the song to be played for their first dance. Ericka says he plays the song all the time.

Stay tuned for Ericka & Derrick's wedding photos to be posted to our Gallery.

May 25, 2007

Wedding Websites


Personalized websites are the greatest tool for weddings since those long tipped lighters (I call them "clickers"). They are so fabulous in fact, that I am making this a new service for my clients. For those who don't have time or don't know how to do it themselves, I will create their wedding website for them.

How do you know if you need one?
Of course, everyone has different needs. I think it is safe to say that you don't need one if all of your guests and attendants are local (not travelling from other areas to get to your wedding), you are having a very small wedding (less than 30 guests), or the majority of your guests have no Internet access.

You will probably find a benefit to having a website if you have a lot of out of town guests who will need information about accommodations and transportation. You can provide directions to the ceremony and reception instead of printing them with your invitation. Tell your family and friends the romantic story of your courtship and engagement. Explain traditions and cultures that will be incorporated in your wedding.

Here are some examples of what is out there. Some are free. Others charge a fee for the site to be posted for a limited time (usually 12 - 18 months).






This idea is not just limited to weddings. When my high school reunion planning committee wanted to spread the word to our classmates across the country, I created a reunion website. It had music, high school pictures of our classmates and present photos, recommendations for hotels, and an itinerary of the reunion events. Everybody LOVED it!

January 19, 2007

Visit Always Fabulous Events in MySpace

www.myspace.com/alwaysfabulousevents