WED.CX
ABOUT WED.CX
It doesn’t. Just a page worth sharing.
An invitation tells people where to be. A photograph reminds us where we were. We thought those two things deserved the same address.
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A wedding has a before and an after. Before it, there’s a date, a place and a celebration to announce. After it, there are a few photographs, the people who gathered and a day worth remembering.
Why should that require buying a domain, learning a website builder, keeping track of another login, or abandoning the page as soon as the ceremony is over?
One little link can do both jobs.
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Before the wedding, your page carries the essentials: your names, date, time, ceremony and reception venues, and any useful public instructions. Parents’ and wedding-party names are optional.
After the wedding, the same URL becomes a quiet record of the day, with approved photographs, a thank-you and the details you want to remember. No new address to send everyone.
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Your wedding might be romantic and pink, formal and traditional, candlelit and gothic, or loud and gloriously colorful. We don’t think a couple should have to squeeze their celebration into somebody else’s aesthetic. We agree on the visual direction, build the page and show it to you before it goes live.
WED.CX isn’t a wedding planner, guest-list manager or gift registry. We don’t ask for intimate biographies or private home addresses. The page is a public invitation and, later, a public keepsake. You choose which names and images you’re comfortable sharing.
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wed.cx/your-names
You don’t need to own a separate website. We create your page under the WED.CX address, publish the approved content, and handle the agreed transformation after your wedding. You can keep the keepsake online with an optional annual hosting renewal.
We explain the service term, included updates, and renewal options before you purchase. Your page remains available while the hosting arrangement is active—not under an unconditional lifetime promise.
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