Wedding websites are popular these days because they provide a myriad of information for guests (especially if they lose the physical invitation). They usually include a guestbook, bride and groom stories, a picture album, online RSVP, registry information (since it’s bad etiquette to list that on the invitation), a personalized domain, maps and directions, and other extra information. Most of these sites have a basic free package where the options are extremely limited. They’ll initially give you all premium features for a trial period when you sign up for the free package so that when you want to keep your beautiful site later, you’ll have to pay the fee.

Online RSVP’s are great because they save you a return stamp for each of the invitations. With 150 invitations, it’ll save you $61.50.  (Make sure you keep a few paper RSVP’s for the older guests who are not internet-savvy!)

I found this helpful comparative chart from www.weddingwebsites.com below:

My personal favorite is www.tgwedding.com. It used to be completely free, but now it’s a 2-month free trial and $10/year after that.  If you want to get your own domain, it’s only $15 for two years.