Mywedding.com offers “free, elegant, ready-to-use templates that make creating your wedding website a breeze.” You can post pictures, create playlists, organize details for out-of-towners, and “even blog about big-day prep.”
Weddingtracker.com helps couples build a site with a unique domain name, as well as “stay on top of the planning tasks at hand.” A year’s membership costs $60, but includes wedding-planning software that provides customized layouts, sections, icons, fonts, maps, and “the ability to upload over 200 photos.”
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