The website line is often the last thing couples write and the first thing guests look for. Here is wording you can copy, and what to put beside it.
Say what guests will find there
"Visit our website" gives guests no reason to. Name the thing they need: RSVP, travel, accommodation, the gift list, the day's timings. One short line is enough.
Wording you can copy
Formal
- Kindly reply by the first of June at thisisourwedding.co.uk/samandalex
- Further details and replies at thisisourwedding.co.uk/samandalex
- Please visit thisisourwedding.co.uk/samandalex for accommodation and travel information
Relaxed
- RSVP, travel and gifts: thisisourwedding.co.uk/samandalex
- Everything you need to know: thisisourwedding.co.uk/samandalex
- Let us know you're coming at thisisourwedding.co.uk/samandalex
Next to a QR code
- Scan to RSVP, or visit thisisourwedding.co.uk/samandalex
- Scan for travel, timings and the gift list
On save-the-dates
- Invitation to follow. Plan your trip at thisisourwedding.co.uk/samandalex
- Save the date, then save the link: thisisourwedding.co.uk/samandalex
On the day: order of service, table plan or a sign
- Share your photos at thisisourwedding.co.uk/samandalex
- Today's timings and menu: thisisourwedding.co.uk/samandalex
Give an RSVP date
If the website is where guests reply, put the deadline next to the link, not only on the website. Guests read the card; not all of them will open the site straight away.
Keep a paper route for some guests
Some guests won't use a website or a phone camera. A line such as "or reply to Sam on 01234 567890" (with your real details) keeps them included without a separate reply card.
Write the link the way guests type it
Lower case, no https:// or www, and the same spelling everywhere. Our guide to putting your wedding website on your invitations covers choosing a link that's easy to type, and QR codes on invitations covers printing the code.
Updated 16 October 2026 · All guides