Every guest sees the website first.

Guests open it for the hotel, the schedule, and what to wear, long before the first dance. GRGO Designs builds custom wedding websites that match your invitations, so the first look feels like your wedding.

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Not planning a wedding? GRGO also builds sites for events, small businesses, and people.

Your website, designed alongside your invitations.

Wedding websites

Designed from a short questionnaire. Built on your own domain. Finished in your palette, type, photographs, and words.

Wedding website tiers compared
Feature Signature$950One of three GRGO designs, made yours, and live fast. RecommendedBespoke$2,400Designed from nothing, for your wedding only. Heirloom$4,500A whole weekend, two families, every detail handled.
From day one
Save-the-date page, live in 7 daysIncludedIncludedIncluded
Design
DesignChosen from threeMade for youMade for you
New design directionsNot included23
Custom monogramAdd $350Add $350Included
Rounds of changes23Unlimited until launch
1-on-1 consultationsNot included2Every two weeks until launch
Your site
Story, schedule, wedding party, photos, and FAQIncludedIncludedIncluded
Travel and hotelsIncludedIncludedIncluded
Registry linksIncludedIncludedIncluded
Your own domainIncludedIncludedIncluded
Password protectionIncludedIncludedIncluded
Two languagesNot includedAdd $600Included
Your guests
RSVPIncludedIncludedIncluded
RSVP from your guest list, with your own dashboardAdd $300IncludedIncluded
Meal and dietary tracking, reply remindersNot includedNot includedIncluded
QR code for your invitationsQR code fileDesigned cardDesigned card
Timing
Full site live4 weeks6 weeks6 to 8 weeks, priority
Update turnaround through the wedding day3 business days2 business daysNext business day
Start Start Start

Just need a save-the-date? The page on its own is $250, credited in full if you choose a tier within 60 days. Rush, under four weeks: add 30%. Half to book and half at launch; Heirloom in three payments.

Signature designs

Three designs, each fully personalized to your palette, type, photographs, and words. Here they are with sample couples, each in a different palette, to show how far one design can travel. Prospect Avenue is the design behind Alexander and Aileen's site.

Prospect AvenueProspect Avenue design: sample names on a stationery card in blush and rosewood

Signature design

Prospect Avenue

An engraved stationery card at the center of the page, framed in fine rules. Formal, centered, and restrained.

North Shore EditorialNorth Shore Editorial design: sample names in a magazine layout in sage

Signature design

North Shore Editorial

A magazine spread for couples with a lot to say: photography leads, the type stays quiet, and every chapter gets its page.

MarqueeMarquee design: sample names in oversized display type over city lights in slate blue

Signature design

Marquee

Oversized type and a countdown to the day, for a city wedding with one big night at its center.

Work

A wedding live today, and one from The Drake Hotel.

Prospect AvenueAlexander and Aileen's wedding website: their names on an ivory invitation card

Wedding websiteLive

Alexander and Aileen

A stationery-card design in the couple's own black, ivory, and gold, with their monogram carried all the way to the browser tab.

Design
Signature – ‘Prospect Avenue’
Venue
Park Ridge Country Club
Guests get
The story, the schedule, travel, and the registry
pennyandgeorge.comPenelope and George's wedding website: a gilded wreath monogram above their names on champagne

Wedding websiteNo longer live

Penelope and George

A Beaux-Arts and Deco design drawn from The Drake Hotel's Palm Court, in champagne and gilt, with the couple's names set in both English and Greek.

Design
Bespoke – ‘Palm Court’
Venue
The Drake Hotel, Chicago
Languages
English and Greek

Free has a look.

The Knot and Zola give wedding websites away because their business is registries, invitations, and vendor listings. The website is how your guests get there. It's a fair trade for a lot of couples. It's also why so many wedding websites look alike.

Three couples. One template. Picked from a library and shared with every couple who picks it. Only the names change.
pennyandgeorge.comA GRGO site for Penelope and George: a gilded wreath monogram above their names, for a wedding at The Drake
One couple. One design. Drawn from their venue, their invitations, and their story, and made for no one else.

Which address goes on your invitation?

You chose the paper, the lettering, and every word on your invitations. The address printed at the bottom should look like it belongs there too: just your names, and a code your guests can scan to land on your site.

Penelope & George

JULY 22, 2023

Details and RSVP at

theknot.com/us/penny-and-george-july-2023

The Knot, free

Penelope & George

JULY 22, 2023

Details and RSVP at

zola.com/wedding/pennyandgeorge

Zola, free

Penelope & George

JULY 22, 2023

Scan for details and RSVP

QR code with the couple's monogram

pennyandgeorge.com

GRGO, included

ComparedA free templateA GRGO site
DesignChoose from limited templates.Designed for your wedding only.
Your invitationsMatched to the invitations they sell.Matched to yours, whoever printed them: palette, type, and monogram.
Web addressTheir web address, e.g. https://www.theknot.com/us/penny-and-george-july-2023Your custom domain, e.g. https://pennyandgeorge.com
Built aroundTheir registry, their shop, their vendor listings.Your guests, and nothing else.
After the weddingThe Knot keeps it up a year after the date, then asks you to renew. In its own words, wedding websites were “not meant to be legacy sites.”Online as long as you like.
CostFree.From $950.

If a free site does what you need, use one. GRGO is for couples who have already designed everything else.

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See the full comparison, with answers to common questions

Details from The Knot's and Zola's own help pages, October 2026. The Knot and Zola are trademarks of their owners. GRGO Designs is not affiliated with either.

How it works

From the first question to your guests opening the link.

  1. Questionnaire

    About twenty minutes, and it saves as you go. Your day, your story, your colors, and what you don't want.

  2. Concept

    Your chosen design personalized, or two new directions for Bespoke.

  3. Build

    Four to six weeks from the day your photographs and words arrive.

  4. Review

    Two rounds of changes included, on the real site, on your own phone.

  5. Launch

    Live on your domain, with content updates through the wedding day.

Beyond weddings

The same care, for a small number of other projects each season.

Events and celebrations

Anniversaries, milestone birthdays, showers, and reunions. Everything a guest needs, on a page that feels like the occasion.

Small businesses

Studios, restaurants, practices, and makers who have outgrown a template and want a site as considered as their work.

Personal and portfolio

A home on the web for one person: a résumé, a body of work, or a project you want to share properly.

overturnedapp.appOverturned app launch site: bold green headline beside a phone showing the app

Recent workLive

Overturned

A launch site for a pickleball and tennis replay app: scoreboard-bold type, real app screens, a demo video, and a waitlist that builds an audience before release.

Visit overturnedapp.app

Priced per project. Tell me a little about what you're making, and I'll reach out within a couple of days to set up a conversation about what you have in mind. From there, we'll shape it together.

For planners and stationers

You designed a wedding where every detail agrees with every other. Then the guests are sent to a template. GRGO closes that gap.

Planners

Send a couple to GRGO and the website arrives looking like the rest of the wedding you built. You stay informed at every step, and the site credits your work if you'd like it to.

Stationers and calligraphers

I build from your suite files, so the site extends your monogram, palette, and lettering rather than approximating them. Your studio is credited on every site built from your work.

A referral fee on every booked project, or a partner rate passed directly to your couple.

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I built our own wedding website by hand, before any of today's tools existed. It took months. It was the part of the planning I was proudest of.

GRGO Designs started there, and every site is still made the same way: by hand, for one couple at a time. Your story is written with you, your colors and type are chosen to match your invitations, and every page is checked on a real phone before a single guest sees it. A template gives you someone else's design with your names in it. A GRGO site is designed for your wedding and no one else's.

A small number of weddings each season, so each one gets the attention it needs.

Start with the questionnaire

About twenty minutes, and you don't have to finish in one sitting. When it arrives, I'll come back with any questions it didn't answer and a first look at where your site could go.

Start the questionnaire

Not a wedding? Tell me about your project.