See the demonstrationThe wedding website your guests will actually want to open
An elegant site in fifteen minutes, and an RSVP that really answers the question you need answered: how many of us are sitting down to dinner. No advertising, no subscription.
Free until you publish. No card details to get started.
How it works
Your first names and your date
The editor opens already filled in, with all thirteen sections in place. No blank page, no account to create, no card details.
You write, it saves
The schedule, the venues, the accommodation, your photos. Everything is saved as you type: closing a tab costs you nothing.
You publish, once
You pay on the day you publish, and the site stays online. You carry on editing it afterwards, as much as you like.
A tool that knows what a wedding is
A general-purpose website builder does not know what a drinks reception, a witness or a plus-one is. Here, all of it is already in place.
How many of us are sitting down
The RSVP counts named plus-ones, children separately, and attendance event by event. And it gives you the list of everyone who has not replied.
Dietary needs and allergies, discreetly
Health data, treated as such: the question is off by default, never appears in an email, is hidden by default, and is erased a month after the wedding.
A file to hand to the caterer
One row per guest, the headcount, children counted separately. You open it, you forward it as it is: nothing to count again, nothing to retype.
A QR code to print
As SVG, PNG or PDF, for your invitations. It always encodes your Unilovy address: printed paper has to outlive a change of host.
Designed for the phone
Your guests will open the link from a message, on a small screen, sometimes on two bars of signal. That is the screen we design for first.
A site for your guests, and no one else
Your wedding does not show up in Google unless you ask for it. The address only travels as far as the people you give it to.
Our templates
Few templates, all of them finished. Each comes in several palettes, and you can change your mind after filling everything in; the sections stay where they are.
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See the demonstrationYou can switch template later without retyping anything. Nothing is paid before you publish.
You pay once, on the day you publish
No subscription, no automatic renewal. You build for free, and you only pay if you like the site enough to send it.
Essentiel
€79.00One payment, tax included. No subscription.
- Every standard template
- Publishing your site
- 20 photos in the gallery
- Up to 2 events
Premium
€129.00One payment, tax included. No subscription.
- The Signature templates, the most carefully made
- Your site at your own address (julieandthomas.com), instead of unilovy.com/julie-and-thomas
- The « Created with Unilovy » line removed
- Choose the colour palette
- Your own questions in the RSVP
- Several key moments (cocktail, brunch...), attendance asked for each
- 60 photos in the gallery
- Up to 5 events
- 5 RSVP questions of your own
Signature
€349.00One payment, tax included. No subscription.
- Choose the fonts
- Priority support
- Design adjustments made by our team
- 150 photos in the gallery
- Up to 5 events
- 10 RSVP questions of your own
What people ask us before they start
How long does the site stay online?
12 months after the wedding date, and you are warned well before it expires, with time to download your photos and your replies.
Do I need an account to try it?
No. You enter your first names and your date, and the editor opens. An account is what lets you find your draft again from another device, and it is created with a single link sent by email, no password to invent.
Will my guests be tracked?
No. Not one third-party script is loaded on your site: no external font, no analytics, no widget. Which is why there is no cookie banner to inflict on your guests.
Will my site show up in Google?
Never by default: a wedding is private. Your site stays out of the index until you turn the setting on, and it is there if you do want to be found by name.