Wedding website privacy checklist
Decide what should be public, password-protected or shared only with invited guests, especially schedules, addresses and travel details.
Wedding website privacy checklist
Decide what should be public, password-protected or shared only with invited guests, especially schedules, addresses and travel details.
Decide what should be public
Names, venue addresses, travel plans, registry links and guest photos can create privacy concerns. Use password controls where appropriate and avoid publishing information guests do not need.
Minimise guest data
Collect only RSVP, dietary and contact details you will actually use. Export what you need and delete stale information when the planning period ends.
Check discoverability
Search-engine indexing, custom domain settings and page-sharing behaviour vary by platform. Test the site in a signed-out browser before sending it to guests.
Source discipline
Open the current official source before committing money. XMarry separates source facts, independent editorial criteria and user reviews; pricing, inventory, venue packages and travel conditions can change.
Original XMarry editorial guidance based on public official sources and decision criteria. It does not claim hands-on use unless explicitly stated.
Initial seed content has no paid ranking. A future operator must label sponsored placement or affiliate links clearly and keep them separate from editorial criteria.