WeddWeb builds one wedding website that holds every language your families read — bilingual for most couples, and up to 11 languages in all. Each guest party has a preferred language, and both the invitation email and the RSVP link arrive in it.
Each guest party has a preferred language. The invitation email is sent in that language, and the RSVP link in it opens the site in that language. You set the language for each party in the builder. A guest who arrives without an invitation link sees the version that matches their browser language, and can switch language on any page.
The 11 languages are English, Spanish, Catalan, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Hindi and Arabic. Arabic is right-to-left at the layout level: the page itself is served with dir=rtl, not a CSS override. Hindi and Chinese render in their own scripts.
You can write each language version yourself. On Premium, Gemini translates a version for you and you can edit the result. Every language version stays online indefinitely. Each page tells search engines which language versions exist, using hreflang.
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Yes. Each guest party has a preferred language that you set for that party in the builder: the invitation email is sent in it, and the RSVP link opens the site in it. A guest who arrives without an invitation link sees the version that matches their browser language, and can switch language on any page.
No. You can write each language version yourself, or let Gemini translate it for you — Gemini translation is a Premium feature. You can edit anything Gemini produces.
The free plan is €0 and covers two languages on a name.weddweb.com address, and the site stays online indefinitely. Premium is €39 one time and adds all 11 languages, Gemini translation, a custom domain — your own or one bought in the builder — and a gift registry.
No ads, no data selling, and your site stays online indefinitely.
Every combination brings its own questions — which ceremony needs explaining, what guests travelling in will need, which traditions to translate. Pick yours.