Build your Wedding Website with AI in under 5 minutes

Build a single-page wedding site with a live countdown, ceremony + reception details, photo gallery, and a working RSVP form that captures guest replies — generated from a single prompt.

Come funziona

Passo 1

Descrivi la tua idea

Scrivi un prompt in testo semplice che descriva cosa vuoi.

Passo 2

L'AI lo costruisce

FloopFloop genera codice pronto per la produzione istantaneamente.

Passo 3

Distribuisci e vai live

Il tuo progetto è ospitato sul proprio sottodominio in pochi minuti.

Perché costruire con l'AI invece di assumere uno sviluppatore?

	FloopFloop	Sviluppatore tradizionale
Tempo di lancio	Meno di 5 minuti	2-8 settimane
Costo	Da $0	$5.000 - $50.000+
Manutenzione	Inclusa	Contratto continuativo

What is a wedding website?

A wedding website is one of life's rare landing pages — built once, used by 50 to 300 guests over a month or two, and then it lives on as a memory. The job is to communicate dates, location, dress code, accommodation, and the RSVP — and to look like an extension of the couple's taste. Wedding-specific tools (The Knot, Zola, Joy) handle the registry economy and earn from affiliate links into department stores. Couples who'd rather not spend the wedding planning a fight with a template builder end up on Squarespace, which works but feels generic. The right wedding site is fast to update (because details change), works on the phones of the older guests, and surfaces RSVP responses to the couple in a sensible export they can hand to the caterer.

Common features

Hero with names, date, and venue
Live countdown to ceremony time
Ceremony and reception details with map embeds
Travel and accommodation page with hotel block info
Schedule of weekend events
Photo gallery of the couple — engagement, dating, behind-the-scenes
RSVP form with meal selection, plus-one handling, dietary notes
Guest-facing FAQ for common questions
Registry links to external retailers
CSV export of RSVPs for the caterer and seating planner

Real-world examples

Single-day wedding

Ceremony and reception at the same venue. Countdown, dress code, map, RSVP form, registry. Simple, fast, mobile-first.

Weekend destination wedding

Friday welcome dinner, Saturday ceremony, Sunday brunch. Per-event RSVP, hotel block code, travel page with airport / car-rental info.

Bilingual wedding

Two languages for guests from two countries. Same content, language toggle in the nav, RSVP form respects the guest's language choice.

Why FloopFloop fits wedding website projects

Wedding-site tools assume you want to spend $200 on a domain bundle and an integrated registry, and they're built so guests register an account just to RSVP — a paper-cut that older relatives hit every time. FloopFloop ships a wedding site at the couple's own subdomain (or custom domain), no guest accounts required, and lets the couple update venue, dress code, or schedule by describing the change. The RSVP responses land in a CSV the couple owns. When something inevitably changes a week out — the brunch venue moves, the dress code shifts from black-tie to creative-cocktail — the update is a one-sentence prompt, not a customer-support ticket.

Prova questi prompt

Copia uno dei prompt qui sotto e incollalo in FloopFloop per iniziare.

Create a wedding website for Alex and Sam on June 15, 2026. Hero with the couple's names, a live countdown to the date, ceremony at Riverside Gardens at 4 PM and reception at The Conservatory at 6 PM, a six-photo gallery from the engagement shoot, and an RSVP form with plus-one + dietary fields. Elegant serif italic headlines, soft pink accents.

Build a destination-wedding site for a beach ceremony in Tulum. Add a 'Travel & Stay' section with three recommended hotels (varied price points), a packing list, and a code for the group rate. RSVP form needs an extra 'arrival date' field so the couple can sort guests for the welcome dinner.

Design a backyard-elopement page. Simple — one event card, no reception, RSVP is just attending yes/no plus a 'leave a note' field, and a gallery of the couple's polaroids. Minimal black-and-white aesthetic.

Create a multi-day wedding-weekend site. Friday rehearsal dinner, Saturday ceremony + reception, Sunday brunch — each as its own card. RSVP form lets each guest tick which events they're attending plus how many in their party.

Domande frequenti

How does the RSVP form actually capture replies?

Every RSVP gets inserted into a `rsvps` table in the project's Postgres schema. The couple triages via SQL: `SELECT * FROM rsvps WHERE attending = true ORDER BY created_at` — or asks FloopFloop to build them a /admin/rsvps dashboard in a follow-up turn.

Can guests bring a plus-one?

Yes. The form shows a 'Bringing a plus-one' checkbox + name field whenever the guest picks attending=yes. The DB records both the plus-one flag and the plus-one name so the seating chart query is one join.

Will the form actually send a confirmation email to the guest?

No — the template can't send email (the codegen scanner blocks every transactional-mail library). The success-state shows a tailored on-page banner instead. The captured email address is on the row so the couple can manually follow up out-of-band.

How do I add my own photos to the gallery?

The gallery reads from a single `gallery` array in src/lib/wedding-config.ts — paste the URLs (Cloudinary, S3, Unsplash, your own host) and they appear on the next render. No upload backend; if you need that, refine into the chat asking for an /admin/upload route.

What if our venue and reception are at the same place?

The Event Details section automatically hides the reception card when the venue + address match the ceremony. No duplicate addresses on the page.

Can I gate the RSVP form so only invited guests can reply?

The default form is open — anyone with the URL can RSVP. For an invite-list gate, refine into the chat asking for 'a passphrase field tied to the invitation envelope' or 'per-guest invite tokens stored in a guests table'.

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