Most of our wedding website templates include a Canva RSVP form, which you can fully customise with your own questions. Responses will be collected directly in your Canva account.

You can also use an external RSVP form or platform. Just delete the included Canva RSVP form and add a link to your chosen form instead.

Yes, with our Canva website templates most of the colours within the template can be changed.

You can change the fonts, font colours, images, illustrations. You can move sections around or add/delete anything you don’t want, they are very customisable.

Yes, but you’ll need a Canva Pro account to connect a custom domain (like www.samandjordan.com). You can either: buy a new domain directly through Canva (easy and automatic setup), or connect a domain you already own from another provider like GoDaddy or Google Domains.

If you don’t need a custom domain, your site will be published with a Canva branded link (like yourname.my.canva.site). There is no extra costs involved with this option. You just pay for the template and that’s it. Canva host and publish your website with no other costs or fees.

Absolutely. All of our websites are designed to be mobile-friendly, so your guests can view the details easily on their phones.

There’s no expiry. Once it's published, your site can stay live for as long as you need it, before and after the wedding.

Yes. You can add a password to keep your site private so only invited guests with the password can view it.

Yes, you'll be able to make changes anytime, even when its live.

Yes, you can add videos to most websites.

If you need to cancel your order, please check our refunds and cancellations policy here.

Yes, all templates can be edited in any language. You can replace the default text with your own wording in your preferred language.

No, platforms like Zola, The Knot, or Joy don’t allow you to upload custom designs or Canva-built websites. They only let you use their built-in templates.

Ideally, about 6–8 months before your wedding. You will likely need your website address for your invitations, so you should be thinking about the website around the same time as your invitations.