About Us

Wedding Websites are a relatively new tradition in which engaged couples employ the use of a website to aid in planning and communication for their wedding. The websites are used for a variety of purposes including communication with guests, sharing wedding photos and videos with those who were unable to attend, and providing maps, hotel and destination information, bridal party and couple biographies, and profiling vendors. Increasingly the sites are being used as tools for wedding planning.

Introducing Webvivah

Webvivah.com was founded in 2007 with a single mission: help people plan, share, and remember life’s special moments. Webvivah allows users to quickly and easily build their own personal, free wedding websites. Webvivah's easy to use interface makes is one of the most popular methods for couples to share information and interact with their friends and family.

A wedding website is the most efficient, easy and fun way to announce your Wedding and communicate every miniscule wedding detail with your guests. This ensures your wedding guests can plan their visit and are not put into any discomfort when they attend your wedding. A happy guest at your wedding is all you crave for.

A personal wedding website is the best way to share travel and accommodation details, schedules of wedding events, maps to wedding venue, driving directions to reach your wedding venue and special requests. Share your stories, bridal party introductions, wedding gift registry information and your very own photo gallery with unlimited number of albums and photos. Your wedding guests will love visiting your personal wedding website to learn more about you and your wedding!

Webvivah provides the easiest way to create a wedding website. Users will then have a personal website with which they can begin adding their own photos, videos and stories.

Webvivah is the only company to provide users with instant publishing and a direct editing approach to create a wedding websites to celebrate life’s special moments.

Last Updated on July 6th, 2008