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Free wedding websites, compared honestly

Five free wedding websites, read from their own pages and privacy policies, each with the date we read it. Where another one does something better, the table says so.

Policies read 3 October 2026; sign-up steps, trackers and page weight checked 15 October 2026. Sources at the end.

The questiondeckle.pageZolaThe KnotJoyMinted
The websiteFree, with no paid tierFreeFreeFreeFree
Your own web addressAbout $21 a year for a .com: twice what the registry charges, with our half shown. It never renews by itselfFrom $17.991
Cheaper there
$19.99 a year2
Cheaper there
About $19.99 a year3
Cheaper there
$15 a year4
Cheaper there
An account before you see your siteNo. Two names and a date, and it existsYes: an email and password, asked after your names1Yes: “Sign up to create your website”, asked after your names2Yes3Yes4
Ad trackers on a guest’s pageNone. A guest’s page makes no request to any other companyYes: DoubleClick, Facebook, TikTok, Pinterest and Bing pixels on their sample site1No public example site to measureYes: Criteo, DoubleClick, Taboola, Outbrain and other ad networks on their featured example3Google Analytics on their demo; no ad network seen4
Guest details and other companiesNever shared, never soldIts policy shares data with ad partners, and a postal list with other companies (policy of 9 October 2025)1Its policy shares data for partners’ own marketing, which it says may count as a sale (policy of 16 September 2026)2Its policy says it may “sell” or “share” data with ad networks, and lists guests as a category (policy of 28 August 2026)3Partly: its policy says the address book is not sold (policy of 10 September 2026)4
What a guest’s phone downloads1.4 MB on our example with sixteen photos, and no scripts4.5 MB and 136 scripts on their sample site1No public example site to measure4.8 MB and 62 scripts on their featured example34.3 MB and 7 scripts on their demo4
Paper that matches the sitePrint-ready files in the same design, free to print anywhere. We don’t sell printed cards yetMatching printed invitations1
Better there
Matching printed invitations2
Better there
Matching printed invitations3
Better there
Printed stationery by independent designers4
Better there
RegistryA link to the registry you chooseBuilt in1
Better there
Built in2
Better there
Built in3
Better there
Links and a cash fund4
Phone appNoiOS app1
Better there
Yes2
Better there
Yes3
Better there
No4
A password on the pageYes, freeYes1Yes2Yes, per page3Yes4

Want the registry and an app in one place?

Zola, The Knot and Joy are built around a registry and run from a phone app. We have neither, and say so.

Want your guests left alone?

A deckle.page guest page makes no request to any other company, and your guests’ details are never shared with anyone.

Want the page and the paper as one design?

Your site, invitation and save the date are set from one style, so changing the look changes all of them.

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