Classic
Your first names joined with “and” are the clearest choice: guests can guess it, say it and type it. Drop the “and” for something shorter.
- anna-and-michael
- annamichael
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Anna & Michael
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Example ideas for Anna & Michael
Type your own names above to get ideas made just for you.
Classic
Your names, simply.
With your date
Great when your names are common.
Wedding words
Says what the page is for.
Your shared last name
For couples taking one name.
Playful
A little wink in the address.
Short & sweet
Easy to type from a printed card.
Inspiration
Wedding website ideas for every style
Not sure where to start? These are the wedding website URL styles couples use most, shown here for Anna & Michael.
With your date
Adding the year or month makes common names unique and tells guests at a glance which wedding the page is for.
- anna-and-michael-2027
- annamichael2027
Wedding words
A word like “wedding” or “I do” spells out what the page is, which helps when your names alone feel too plain.
- anna-and-michael-wedding
- the-anna-michael-wedding
Your shared last name
Taking one last name? Put it in the address and your wedding website doubles as the first place your new name appears.
- the-smith-wedding
- thesmiths2027
Playful
A light pun or phrase makes the address memorable and sets a relaxed tone before guests even open the page.
- anna-plus-michael
- anna-and-michael-ever-after
Short & sweet
Initials and the year keep the address tiny, which is perfect for printed save the dates and small QR code cards.
- a-and-m
- am2027
Beyond the name
More wedding website ideas: what to put on yours
The address is the first thing guests see. Here’s what the best wedding websites put behind it, and every idea is a ready-made section on Okerly.
See them on a sample website-
Your love story
How you met and the proposal, told in a few short chapters.
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The schedule
Ceremony, dinner and party times, so no one misses the vows.
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Maps & directions
Every venue on a map, with parking and travel tips.
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Dress code
A clear note on what to wear, with a photo for inspiration.
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RSVP form
Guests reply from their phone and you see every answer in one list.
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Photo gallery
Engagement photos and favorites from your years together.
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Countdown
A ticking countdown that builds excitement before the big day.
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FAQ
Plus-ones, kids, gifts and parking, answered before anyone asks.
Before you decide
How to choose a wedding website name
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Keep it short
Under 25 characters is easy to type from a printed invitation, even on a phone keyboard.
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Make it easy to say
Guests should be able to hear it once and type it. Skip unusual spellings and nicknames only you use.
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Pick one style
Use either “and” or no separator, and repeat it everywhere so no one guesses between anna-and-michael and annamichael.
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Add the year if needed
If your names are already taken, adding the year or the month usually frees them up.
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Match your hashtag
Using the same words for your address and your wedding hashtag makes both easier to remember.
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Choose it before you print
Settle the address before ordering save the dates or QR codes, so everything you print points to the same page.
Next step
Found the perfect name? Give it a home.
On Okerly your address comes with a whole wedding website. Build it all for free and pay once when you publish.
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Pick a design
Every design comes with a matching save-the-date card.
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Add your details
Your story, schedule, maps, dress code and RSVP form.
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Share your address
Send the link to guests or print it as a QR code.
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Wedding website names, answered
What should I name my wedding website?
Your two first names joined with “and”, like anna-and-michael, are the clearest choice: guests can guess the address and type it easily. If that’s taken, add the year or a word like “wedding”.
What are good wedding website URL ideas?
The most popular styles are your names (annaandmichael), your names plus the year (anna-and-michael-2027), your names plus “wedding”, a shared last name (the-smith-wedding) and your initials with the year (am2027). The generator above builds all of them from your names.
What should I put on my wedding website?
The essentials are your date, the venues with directions, the schedule and an RSVP form. Popular wedding website ideas on top of that are your love story, a dress code, a photo gallery, a countdown and an FAQ about plus-ones, kids and gifts. Okerly includes each of these as a ready-made section.
Should we include our wedding date in the URL?
Only if it helps. The year makes common names unique, but a full date makes the address long. For most couples, the year alone is enough.
Can I change my wedding website URL later?
Usually yes, but any link or QR code you have already shared stops working when you do. On Okerly you can change it in your website’s Settings at any time, so settle it before you send save the dates.
Do I need to buy a domain for my wedding website?
No. The free address that comes with your wedding website builder works perfectly, because guests only need a link or a QR code. Buy your own domain only if you really want a .com of your own.
Do these ideas work on The Knot, Zola or Joy?
Yes. The ideas are plain web addresses, so you can use them with any wedding website builder. The availability check only covers Okerly addresses.
Is the generator really free?
Yes, it’s free with no sign-up and no limit on ideas. The names you type are only used to build your ideas and aren’t saved.
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