For weddings
A wedding website your guests will actually enjoy using.
No 47-tab dashboards. No ads. No accounts. Just a gorgeous page with your story, the details, RSVP, and everyone's photos — at a link people can remember.
We're getting married
Sarah&Jake
June 12, 2027 · Napa Valley
Will you be there?
linkfor.us/sarah-and-jake
01
RSVP that respects your guests
No accounts, no downloads, no 'verify your email to tell us you're coming.' Guests open your link, tap attending, pick a meal, done — and you watch the guest list fill in real time.
- Unlimited responses
- Plus-ones & meal choices
- Dietary notes field
02
Photos from every angle
The best wedding photos are taken by the people who love you. Give every phone at the venue somewhere to send them — uploads land in your gallery, you approve what the world sees.
- Guest uploads from any phone
- You moderate everything
- Download the full album
03
One link, everywhere
Invitations, Instagram bio, QR code on the table cards, the projector at the reception. One short, memorable address your grandmother can type.
- linkfor.us/your-names
- Print-ready QR code
- Looks great shared in texts
04
Private when you want it
Some weddings are for the internet. Most aren't. Password-protect the page, keep it out of search results, or both — your call, changeable anytime.
- Optional guest password
- No-index toggle
- Your data is never sold
Don't take our word for it
Try a real one.
These are live sample wedding pages — click through, tap the RSVP, poke around. Yours will look like this, with your names, your photos, your story.
Garden romanceOpen sample →Sarah & Jake
June 12, 2027 · Napa Valley
linkfor.us/sarah-and-jake
Rooftop modernOpen sample →Maya & Arjun
October 2, 2027 · Austin
linkfor.us/maya-and-arjun
Palace multi-dayOpen sample →Priya & Rahul
Feb 18–20, 2027 · Udaipur
linkfor.us/priya-and-rahul
Beach elopementOpen sample →Sofia & Marco
April 24, 2027 · Tulum
linkfor.us/sofia-and-marco
"We sent the link in the group chat and had 80 RSVPs by the weekend. My mom figured it out without calling me."
Every couple, probably
Questions
Everything else you're wondering
Do my guests need an account?+
Never. They open the link and RSVP. That's the entire point — every account wall you remove is more RSVPs you actually get.
Is there really no subscription?+
Really. You pay once and the page stays up as long as you want it. Charging monthly for a one-day event never made sense to us.
How is this different from The Knot or Zola?+
Those are planning suites with a website attached — checklists, vendor directories, registries, ads. linkfor.us is the opposite: one beautiful page that does RSVP, photos, and details brilliantly, and nothing else.
Can I use my own domain?+
Custom domains are on the roadmap. Your linkfor.us address is short and memorable in the meantime — most couples never feel the need to change it.
What if I need help?+
Real humans, real answers. Write to us and we'll sort it out — usually the same day.