Wedding website: Yes or no? As guests, friends and/or family of weddings in the recent past have you benefited from someones wedding website? Its supposed to be an easy way of passing information along and staying up to date on the couple and their event. It isn't a lot of work, but is it a necessity? What are your thoughts....
My initial thought is yes I think it would be useful. However, I always wonder how these newer concepts and traditions would be conceived by the one and only Emily Post. I like to do what is courteous, proper and tasteful as much as possible. I just don't want to add more to my 'to do' list if it isn't useful and received well by the people who would be hopefully be visiting the site.
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Well the purpose off advice is to remind you of your options not to make the decision for you....So here it goes...
PROS:
- have a medium to share your happiness with everyone
- have something to reflect back on once everything is completed
- have a central location to post announcements about the wedding.
CONS:
- Another thing to-do
- Another "hidden" cost that you have to pay for
- Another thing to maintain
- its public
All this being said. The cons are really minimal. Especially, if you start small (a gallery, announcements, and about us pages). Plus, I think there are templates out there that do much of the work (WeddingChannel.com). Annie and I are doing a website, but since im a web developer, I have to be a good jedi and build my own. Hope this helps.
Scott! Thanx! How are you? Have you and Annie gotten hitched yet or are you working on it?
Actually, I proposed to her on labor day at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco...Luckily, she said yes.
I guess Ive been making her wait now for 6 years.
Congratulations! Thats fantastic. I remember a few years ago you had a proposal planned..... You'll have to fill me in on the details. Do you still have my email? I don't have yours.
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