Wedding invitation addresses

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Build a temporary email address for your wedding — one that looks like the day itself.

An invitation that arrives from sonya's@marmonte.santabarbara.wedding reads a little differently than one from sonya.smith1987@gmail.com. This page builds the first kind: a wedding address assembled from your names, your venue, and where the day is happening.

Every name in the lists below is a domain already owned and ready to use, so the address you build is real. It forwards to the inbox you already read — guests write to the pretty address, replies land in your ordinary email, and nothing about your daily setup changes. When the last thank-you note is sent, the address retires with the season.

Step one

Build the address

Your names go on the left. Pick a location or a theme for the domain, and add the venue as a subdomain if you like.

Step two

Forward it to your inbox

The finished address is pointed at whatever email you already use. Mail arrives where you normally read it.

Step three

Put it on everything

Save-the-dates, invitations, RSVPs, the registry, the wedding website — one address that matches the occasion.

Name your names — everything left of the @
Subdomains the venue, the year, anything else — outermost first
Domain the registered name, then the extension
Pick a name your owned .wedding names — click one to drop it into the domain field
California locations
Wedding themes