Destination weddings
Guests flying in from everywhere, landing across three days, none of them local.
The plan, the guest site and the week itself, in one place: vendors and payments, the schedule with directions, where everyone is staying, photos, and a concierge that answers in each guest’s language. Built for a wedding in Florence in September 2026 — 47 guests, two languages, one link. Free for 14 days, then $49 a month until thirty days after the day. No app to download.

No app, no logins
Guests are in within seconds — nothing to download, no password to forget.
Arrivals board
Guest-made plans
Ask the concierge
Works on the road
One tap on hotel Wi-Fi pulls every screen, the schedule and the pictures onto the phone. In a stone church with one bar, the timeline still opens and still works.
Guests flying in from everywhere, landing across three days, none of them local.
Welcome party to farewell brunch — every guest held across the whole celebration, not just the day.
Two sides who have never met, two languages, and one week to become one group.
A planner and a couple on the same page, with vendors, budget and paperwork in one place.
Spin up your wedding week in minutes and invite everyone with a single link.
Guests add arrivals and stays; Ponte builds the map, timeline and arrivals board automatically.
Plans form, people join, the concierge answers — hosts stay in the loop, not on the hook.
Ours — in Florence. Guests were coming in from different countries on different days, and the entire week lived in a group chat nobody could scroll back through. Who has landed. Where everyone is staying. What is happening on Thursday. I wanted one link that held all of it, so I built one.
The name is Italian for bridge, after the Ponte Vecchio a few streets from the wedding. A bridge belongs to neither bank. Its whole job is making sure the two sides can reach each other — which is exactly the job between a host and their guests, and exactly what this is meant to do.
Ponte is new. There is no wall of customer logos on this page because there is no wall of customer logos yet — just a product being built for a real wedding in Florence this September, and it ships before then. If you are planning something like that, I would like to hear about it.
Nicholas — founder, Ponte
What you get
Everything you expect from a wedding website is here. So are the 6 things it cannot do — the parts that only start to matter once people are actually travelling to you.
One subscription instead of a website, a spreadsheet and a group chat.
One place for the vendors, the guests and the week, ending by itself after the wedding.
| What you get | Ponte | A typical wedding site |
|---|---|---|
| A wedding website | Ponte: yes — A wedding website | A typical wedding site: yes — A wedding website |
| RSVPs and guest list | Ponte: yes — RSVPs and guest list | A typical wedding site: yes — RSVPs and guest list |
| Seating chart | Ponte: yes — Seating chart | A typical wedding site: yes — Seating chart |
| Cash giftsVenmo, Cash App, PayPal, Wise, bank transfer | Ponte: yes — Cash gifts | A typical wedding site: yes — Cash gifts |
| The whole week, not just the dayArrivals, who is in town, dinners and plans across every day | Ponte: yes — The whole week, not just the day | A typical wedding site: no — The whole week, not just the day |
| Guest travelFlights, an arrivals board, and a live map of where everyone is staying | Ponte: yes — Guest travel | A typical wedding site: no — Guest travel |
| A concierge that answers your guestsIn their own language, at 2am, so the questions do not come to you | Ponte: yes — A concierge that answers your guests | A typical wedding site: no — A concierge that answers your guests |
| A guest site in your guests' languagesNot a browser translation — the site itself, written properly | Ponte: yes — A guest site in your guests' languages | A typical wedding site: no — A guest site in your guests' languages |
| Vendor contracts, budget and a payment scheduleWhat is owed, to whom, in which currency, and when | Ponte: yes — Vendor contracts, budget and a payment schedule | A typical wedding site: partly — Vendor contracts, budget and a payment schedule |
| It ends when the wedding doesThe subscription stops on its own; your photographs come home with you | Ponte: yes — It ends when the wedding does | A typical wedding site: no — It ends when the wedding does |
| A registry store with real productsAdd a KitchenAid and have guests buy it. We only hold links. | Ponte: no — A registry store with real products | A typical wedding site: yes — A registry store with real products |
| FreeThey are paid for by their registry store and by vendor advertising. We are not. | Ponte: no — Free | A typical wedding site: yes — Free |
◐ means the category exists but not the thing in that row — most wedding sites have a budgeter and a checklist, which is not a contract store with a payment schedule. The last two rows go the other way, and they are the honest reason to use something else: if what you mainly want is a registry store, buy the registry store. Based on what wedding website builders generally offer, August 2026.
These products move. Tell us if a row is out of date.
What it costs
A flat monthly subscription that stops on its own thirty days after the wedding. No headcount to guess, nothing to cancel, and your photographs come home with you.
Ponte
$49 / month
$49 a month · 14 days free · 3-month minimum
Most couples pay
Ends automatically 30 days after your wedding — a wedding on 12 June 2027 bills until 12 July 2027, then stops.
After the wedding
Your site stays online, read-only, for as long as you want it — and every photograph comes home with you in full resolution before it does.
A printed book of the week, from $129, is the one thing we charge for afterwards. The download is not — we do not sell you your own photographs twice.
14 days free. No headcount to guess. Nothing to remember to cancel. Planning weddings for a living? Talk to us.
Every guest, every plan, one bridge. Free for 14 days, then $49 a month until 30 days after the wedding.