Wedding Website URL Ideas: 60+ Examples and How to Pick One
More than 60 wedding website URL ideas built from your names, surnames, hashtags, dates, places and puns, plus six rules for an address guests can type and what to check before you print it.
Your wedding website address is the one part of the site guests have to type, say out loud or scan. A good one is short and obvious: hear it once and you can type it. This list has more than 60 wedding website URL ideas, grouped by style, plus the rules that make an address easy to use and the checks to do before you print it on anything.
Most builders give you an address on their own domain, so you only choose the last part. On Wedding Plan it looks like weddingplan.online/anna-and-james. All the names below are made up; swap in your own.
Disclosure: Wedding Plan is our product and the screenshots come from it. The ideas and rules work with any wedding website builder.
Wedding website URL ideas with your first names
This is the classic choice, and for good reason. Guests already know your names, so there is nothing to remember.
- anna-and-james
- annaandjames
- anna-james
- james-and-anna
- anna-plus-james
- anna-n-james
- maya-and-leo
- leo-loves-maya
- priya-and-sam
- chloe-and-daniel
- sofia-marco
- grace-and-oliver
Tip: put the names in the order you'll say them. If everyone calls you "Anna and James", don't make the address james-and-anna.
Ideas with surnames
Surnames work well if your first names are common, or if guests know one of you better by family name.
- the-walkers
- walker-wedding
- walker-bennett
- bennett-walker-wedding
- becoming-the-walkers
- mr-and-mrs-walker
- the-carters-2027
- reyes-hughes
- patel-and-cho
- anna-walker-to-be
Two different surnames? Join them with a hyphen (walker-bennett) rather than inventing a blend nobody can spell.
Hashtag-style addresses
If you already have a wedding hashtag, reuse it. One phrase on the invitation, the website and the photo sharing is easier for everyone.
- happily-ever-walker
- walker-down-the-aisle
- bennett-together
- finally-the-carters
- maya-said-yes
- leo-found-his-maya
- two-become-one
- hughes-getting-married
- tying-the-knot-2027
- anna-james-forever
Ideas with your wedding date
Adding the year helps when your names are already taken. Keep it to the year, or a short date, so people don't have to guess the format.
- anna-and-james-2027
- walkers-2027
- maya-leo-june-2027
- chloe-daniel-12-june
- summer-wedding-2027
- sofia-marco-27
- grace-and-oliver-2027
Careful with numbers-only dates. A guest in the US reads 06-12 as June 12; a guest in the UK reads it as 6 December. Writing the month as a word avoids the mix-up.
Ideas with your place
Great for destination weddings, or when the venue is part of the story.
- anna-and-james-in-bath
- walkers-in-lisbon
- maya-leo-tuscany
- priya-sam-goa
- chloe-daniel-lake-como
- wedding-in-santorini
- grace-oliver-cornwall
- sofia-marco-amalfi
Fun and pun ideas
Puns are memorable, but test them: if you have to explain the joke, guests will misspell it.
- cartering-for-two (the Carters)
- reyes-the-roof
- hughes-the-lucky-one
- leo-and-maya-tie-the-knot
- anna-gets-her-james
- love-at-first-swipe
- dog-parents-get-married
- wedding-of-the-year
- game-set-match-walker
- ever-after-bennett
Short and simple
For the shortest possible address, use initials or one word. These are often taken already, so keep a backup ready.
- aj-wedding
- a-and-j
- ml2027
- walkerwed
- chloedaniel
- wedding-aj
How to pick a good address: 6 rules
- Short. Aim for under 25 characters. Every extra letter is a chance to mistype it on a phone.
- Sayable. Read it to someone over the phone. If you need to spell it out, choose another.
- No confusing spellings. Avoid double letters across words (annaandjames has a hidden double "a"), numbers that look like letters (0 and o, 1 and l), and creative spellings like "luv" or "4ever".
- Use hyphens between words. anna-and-james is easier to read than annaandjames. When you say it out loud, say "dash".
- Only lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens. Spaces, accents, &, underscores and capitals aren't allowed in a Wedding Plan address. The app flags anything else as an invalid address before you can save it.
- Nothing private. Your site is open to anyone with the link, so don't put a home street or phone number in the address.
One reassuring detail: you can only save lowercase, but if a guest types capitals (Anna-And-James), the site still opens.
What to check before you print it
Each address can belong to only one wedding site, so a popular one may already be taken. You'll find out when you save. Once you have yours:
- Open it on your phone by typing it, not by tapping a saved link. That's how guests will do it.
- Send it to one friend with no other context and ask them to open it.
- Read the proof of your invitations letter by letter. A missing hyphen is a broken link.
- Scan the QR code on the printed proof before you order the full run.
How to write the address on invitations
On paper, leave out "https://" and "www". They add length and nothing else. Print the address in full under the QR code, for example weddingplan.online/anna-and-james, so guests who can't or won't scan can still type it. Older relatives often prefer typing.
Use a clear font at a readable size, and keep the whole address on one line. If it has to wrap, break it after the slash, never in the middle of a word. On the reply card or the back of a save-the-date, one line is enough: "Details and RSVP: weddingplan.online/anna-and-james".
Changing your address later
You can change it at any time. In the Wedding Plan web app it's under Edit website information > Website Address. When you create a site, the app suggests one from your two first names; you can edit it there or later.
But a change has a cost. The old address doesn't redirect to the new one: anyone who opens it gets a "page not found". That affects:
- save-the-dates and invitations you've already printed,
- the QR code, which encodes the address (download a new one after any change),
- links in group chats and emails,
- personal invitation links, which start with your address too.
So change it before anything goes out, not after. If you must change it later, resend the new link to everyone and let close family know.
FAQ
Should a wedding website URL include our names?
Usually, yes. Names are the easiest thing for guests to remember and type. Add the year or the place only if the plain version is taken.
Can I use my own domain, like annaandjames.com?
Not on Wedding Plan. Every site lives at weddingplan.online/your-address, and the free plan includes it. If you buy a domain somewhere else, the same rules apply: short, sayable, no confusing spelling.
Hyphens or no hyphens?
Hyphens. They make the words easy to see, and they stop "annaandjames" from turning into a guessing game.
What if our address is taken?
Add the year (anna-and-james-2027), a surname (anna-and-james-walker) or the place (anna-and-james-in-bath).
Next steps
Picked one? Our guide on how to make a wedding website walks through the rest, and once it's live, here's how to share your wedding website with guests. For the bigger picture, see our complete wedding website guide, or claim your address now with the free wedding website builder.
