Wedding website examples

Here are three wedding websites made with Lysela, each in its own style. The couples are made up, but the pages work like real ones. Open them on your phone and you see what your guests would see.

Wedding website examples in different styles

  • Still from the film in the Classic example: white roses and candles on a laid table, backlit

    Classic

    Sofia & Daniel, Stockholm

    The names sit on a card laid over the film, set in a serif on ivory and gold. Each section fades in as the guest scrolls down to it.

    Open the Classic example
  • Still from the film in the Editorial example: white flowers in a bridal bouquet, close up

    Editorial

    Alva + Noah, Göteborg

    The names sit beside the film instead of over it, in a grotesque on navy and rust. The layout reads like a magazine spread, and sections sweep up from below.

    Open the Editorial example
  • Still from the film in the Rustic example: evening sun through foliage in a park

    Rustic

    Elin and Johan, Kivik

    The names sit straight on the film of evening sun through leaves, in italics on green and linen. The text rises line by line.

    Open the Rustic example

What the example pages include

The examples share the same sections, so you can compare the styles with the same content. On your own page you switch on the sections you want.

  • Film and countdown

    A silent film behind the names at the top, and a countdown to the ceremony.

  • Venues, schedule and buses

    The ceremony and the party with address and directions, the day's schedule and when the buses leave.

  • Places to stay, dress code and good to know

    Where guests can stay, what the dress code is, and anything else they should know before the day.

  • Bridal party and toastmaster

    Who stands beside you, and how guests reach the toastmaster if they want to give a speech.

  • RSVP

    Guests reply on their phone, one reply per household, with allergies and a seat on the bus. The examples also ask their own questions, such as a meal choice.

  • Song requests, guest book and car sharing

    Guests request songs, leave a greeting, and offer or ask for a lift.

  • Hashtag and seating plan

    The hashtag for photos from the party, and a search box where guests find their table.

The seating plan and your own RSVP questions come with Plus and Premium. Everything else is in every tier.

Make your own

Pick a style and type in your names, the date and the venues, and you see your own page straight away. You don't need an account to try it.

You pay once, SEK 795, SEK 1,795 or SEK 4,990 including VAT, and the site stays up for 12 to 18 months depending on the tier.