If you spend time on
the internet, you may have noticed there are a lot of personal
wedding websites out there, and you may be considering whether
or not you need one for your upcoming wedding. To help you
decide, ask yourself this one question: Do I want one information
source, available 24/7, that people can consult to find out
anything they may need to know about
my wedding and the
events surrounding it? If your answer is "Yes!" then you
need a personal wedding website!
Once you decide you need a personal wedding website, you
need to figure out which kind you want to go with. While
some you may have seen are professionally designed private
sites, like those built
by
OuiDo.com, most fall
into
two categories: (1) amateur and (2) advertisement. Amateur
websites
are easy to spot, with their too large typefaces, an abundance
of cute, decorative animations, and links that may or may not work. While it
can be charming, does an amateur website really fit well with the elegance
of the wedding you’re planning?
Advertisement websites
often look very nice, because they’re created by
web professionals, but, unfortunately, since they’re provided to the
happy couple at no or low cost, they’re not customizable. Then there
are the advertisements, often of the popup variety, that can be quite annoying
to visitors.
Once again, ask yourself, is this type of website a good complement to the
beauty and artistry of your perfect wedding?
If you are seriously interested
in making things easier for your guests (and you) by putting your wedding
information online, consider a professionally
designed website, built especially for you. You’ll have links to your
store registries, hotel and local activity information, event dates, times,
and locations, a guestbook,
and a whole lot more. Plus, after the wedding, you can have your website
put on CD-ROM as a keepsake!
Professional web designers can create a beautiful
personal wedding website, just the way you want it. Prices vary, but there
are quality designers available for a good price, so you
won’t
have to skimp on other parts of your wedding to afford it.
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