Your story, the date and venue, a schedule, registry links, and a real RSVP that saves responses — built by describing it to Otto in plain English. Free to start, no login, no templates to wrestle with.
Build your wedding website now →The date, venue, your story — say it like you're telling a friend, no forms.
Otto builds a real, working site with you and you see it run right on your screen.
Send the link (or a QR code on your save-the-dates) — guests RSVP right there.
Guests mostly want four things fast: when, where, how to RSVP, and what to bring. Everything else is nice-to-have.
Start with the essentials — date, venue address (with a map link if the venue is hard to find), and an RSVP that actually collects responses, not just a "reply to this email" note. If you have a rehearsal dinner or day-after brunch, a simple schedule avoids the fifty individual text messages asking about timing.
You don't need a subscription wedding-site service with someone else's branding on it, or a locked template you can't adjust. Describe what you actually need and Otto builds it, and you can keep editing it yourself right up until the big day.
The essentials people actually look for: the date and venue, an RSVP form, a schedule if you have multiple events, and links to your registries. A short story of how you met is the most-read optional section.
It can be real and functional — an RSVP form that saves responses so you have an actual guest list, not just a pretty page. That's the difference between a wedding website and a wedding flyer.
Yes, the first build is free with no login. If you want to keep editing after your first version and save it long-term, that's when signup and paid tiers come in.