Wedding website templates: colors, fonts, photos and custom designs

Try the standard templates in the example wedding before choosing. Use your actual names, a realistic event description and a photo with similar proportions to the one you intend to upload. A layout that looks good with a short title may wrap differently with your full venue name.

• Start with the template structure and section order so the date, venue and RSVP stay easy to find.
• Choose the cover photograph, then check that text is readable over it. Faces and important details should remain visible on a narrow screen.
• Set the colors and fonts. Compare body text, buttons and links as well as the large heading.
• Adjust spacing after adding your actual content. A short paragraph and a long weekend schedule need different room.
• Preview on a phone and a wider screen, follow the guest navigation and recheck after any large photo or type change.

Avoid using a screenshot of text as the only way to communicate the schedule. Guests need readable, selectable information, and a phone should not require zooming to find the next event. Plain directions can sit next to a decorative map.

Pay only for a design or workflow that solves something you care about. A clear free publishing option can be enough for a date, schedule and RSVP. Compare the whole website price rather than the apparent cost of a template: publishing, domains, custom work and ongoing access may be billed differently.

Aisle is free to build and preview. Publishing costs $19.99 USD per month after a seven-day free trial with a card required upfront; cancel anytime. Returning subscribers do not receive another trial. Domain purchases are a separate annual charge.

Design with Elena uses design credit under its own current terms. Read the dedicated Design with Elena page before generating or topping up. Starting a custom design and publishing the result are separate steps; preview the full guest experience before deciding to use it.

The ten showcase layouts all use Walt and Perrie’s wedding. They are custom designs, not ten standard templates or ten different customer sites. Use them to compare navigation, typography and information order, and use your own images rather than copying someone else’s wedding photographs.

The annotated website examples explain schedules and travel sections. If you want to write your own page copy first, start with what to include on a wedding website.

Explore the Aisle wedding website builder for the full setup, or check current membership and fee terms before publishing.