A site that reads from the plan
Wedding websites go stale because they are a second copy of the truth. When the shuttle time changes in the plan, the website is the thing nobody remembers to update, until a guest quotes it back to you at the wrong hour.
This builder pulls times, venues and schedules straight from your plan. Change the source, and the site is current everywhere, immediately.
A page per event
Multi-day weddings need more than one ‘Details’ page. Each event gets its own page with time, venue, map, dress guidance and its own RSVP, shown only to guests invited to that event.
The guest who is only coming to the reception sees a reception site; the cousin doing all five days sees the full itinerary. Same site, right slice.
Your traditions, explained
Half your guests may be attending their first sangeet, nikah or tea ceremony. Each event page can carry a short plain-language explainer (what happens, what to wear, what the moment means) drawn from the same guides that power the traditions planner.
It is the difference between guests who feel welcome and guests who spend the ceremony whispering questions.
RSVP built in
The site’s RSVP is the RSVP: the same per-event reply system, not a form that emails you answers to retype. A guest replying on the website lands in your counts instantly, meals and all.
No guest accounts, no app. The invitation link recognizes the household and shows them exactly their events.
Can we use our own domain?
Yes. Connect a domain you own or use the included ayedu.site address. Either way the site stays private to invited guests if you want it to. A link-plus-name gate keeps it out of search and away from uninvited plus-ones.
How custom can the design get?
You pick the structure per event and the look from theme and palette controls, including palettes drawn from your mood board. It will not be a from-scratch web design project, deliberately: the site’s job is to be current, clear and yours.
What do guests without the link see?
Nothing. Pages are gated to the guest list, and each household’s link opens only their events. If you make the site public, the guest-only details (addresses, schedules, RSVP) can stay gated while the story pages are open.