Wedding website builders compared

The short answer: WedBuild is the best wedding website builder for most couples. The website and online RSVPs are free for up to 50 guests, RSVPs feed straight into your guest list and seating, and unlimited guests cost A$99 or A$199 paid once. Zola, The Knot and Joy are solid free alternatives; Wix and Squarespace suit couples who want a general website and will handle RSVPs themselves.

Side by side

Every builder is judged on the same five things. Each cell links to the builder’s own page so you can check it; prices change and vary by country, so confirm there before you pay.

BuilderCostTemplatesRSVPGuest-list toolsMobile
WedBuild
Our pick
Free for up to 50 guests, with no time limit. Unlimited guests: Standard A$99 or Pro A$199, paid once for 2 years. Own domain on Pro. Every account starts with 7 days of Pro free, no card.Check on wedbuild.comWebsite designs to start from, or a blank page. Freeform canvas, fonts and colours set once for the whole site, and designs importable from Canva or PowerPoint.Check on wedbuild.comOnline RSVP with custom questions and a personal link for every guest, free. RSVP reminder emails on Standard.Check on wedbuild.comGuest list with import and export, partner logins, invitations and announcements. Seating chart from Standard, QR seat finder on Pro.Check on wedbuild.comDesigns preview on desktop and mobile. Publish with one click and share by QR code. Texts to Australian mobiles on Pro or in packs.Check on wedbuild.com
ZolaFree to create and publish. A custom domain is the paid extra, listed from $17.99, or connect one you own.Check on zola.comOver 600 templates, per its website page.Check on zola.comOnline RSVPs with meal preferences, RSVPs for several events, plus-one and children tracking.Check on zola.comFree guest list manager: address collection by text or email, spreadsheet and contacts import, RSVP reminders.Check on zola.comCouple app on iOS only.Check on zola.com
The KnotFree. A custom domain is listed at $19.99 for 1 year; customising the theknot.com link is free.Check on theknot.com100+ designs, most with matching paper stationery.Check on theknot.comCustom RSVP page with events, questions such as meal choices, and privacy settings. Responses export.Check on theknot.comFree guest list: address collection, spreadsheet import, organising by event, RSVP reminders.Check on theknot.comFree app on iOS and Android, with website editing in the app.Check on theknot.com
JoyWebsite, app, unlimited guests and online RSVP at $0. Custom domains, texting and premium stationery cost extra; check its pricing page for amounts.Check on withjoy.comHundreds of free templates, plus custom colours, fonts and CSS.Check on withjoy.comSeveral events, meal choices, follow-up questions and plus-one limits. Guests don't need an account.Check on withjoy.comAddress collector, import and export, households, tags and a seating chart. Text and WhatsApp messages are paid.Check on withjoy.comFree app on iOS and Android.Check on withjoy.com
WixFree plan on a wixsite.com address. Your own domain needs a paid Premium plan; prices vary by country, so check its plans page.Check on wix.comA general website builder with a wedding template category.Check on wix.comSeveral wedding templates include RSVP through the Wix Events app.Check on wix.comGuest list through the Wix Events app. No dedicated wedding guest-list tools found on its plans page.Check on wix.comOwner app for managing your site.Check on wix.com
SquarespaceNo free plan; a 14-day free trial, then a paid plan. Prices vary by country, so check its pricing page.Check on squarespace.comGeneral website templates; check its site for wedding designs.Check on squarespace.comForm blocks collect replies; no dedicated wedding RSVP is listed on its pricing page.Check on squarespace.comNo dedicated wedding guest list listed on its pricing page.Check on squarespace.comAll Squarespace websites are optimised for mobile, per its pricing page.Check on squarespace.com

Checked against each builder’s own pages in November 2026. Where a builder doesn’t publish a detail, the cell says so rather than guessing.

Which builder suits whom

WedBuild

Best for: Couples who want the website, RSVPs, guest list and seating in one place, priced in AUD and paid once.

The best all-round choice. The website and RSVPs are free to start, the RSVP answers flow into the guest list and seating chart, and upgrading is a one-time payment rather than a subscription.

Start free with WedBuild

Zola

Best for: Couples who also want Zola's registry and a large template range.

A strong free website with good guest tools. Android users don't get the couple app.

The Knot

Best for: Couples who want their website to match printed stationery.

Free and well rounded, with the stationery match as its standout.

Joy

Best for: Couples who want a free site with flexible RSVPs and an app on both platforms.

Generous on free features. Messaging and domains are where costs appear.

Wix

Best for: Couples who want full design control and are happy to set up RSVPs themselves.

Flexible design, but wedding tools are add-ons, and an own domain means a paid plan.

Squarespace

Best for: Couples who want a polished design-led site and will pay a subscription.

Beautiful sites, but no free plan and no wedding guest tools: you'd manage RSVPs elsewhere.

Whichever you choose, start with the words

The hardest part of a wedding website isn’t the builder, it’s writing the RSVP, travel and FAQ sections. Every template here has that wording ready to copy into any of these builders.

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