Anyone Know a Good Place to Launch a Wedding Website? ~OR~

[hholli11]

Please save me from facing bridezilla!!!! Now, she's not Bridezilla yet, mind you, but the beast within her is just a wee zygote. In time, it WILL GROW and she is going to turn into Bridezilla. I am hoping someone knows how to stop all of that. Here's my story:

One of my very best friends is getting married in December of 2007. I am helping her with some planning and I thought a message board (especially for the bridesmaids to post dress ideas to each other since we're all picky) would help us from rushing into a hasty, last minute 'we're all finally at the same place at the same time, let's just get something now' dress that will embarass me forever.

I thought if we all had a place to post ideas (and we have to decorate the hall) would be great.

Is this a novel idea? Surely someone's done something like this before. I know absolutely nothing about computers, so there is no way I came up with thi all on my own.

If any of you have had any good/bad experiences. please share. I also don't mind a (small) fee if I have to register a space or something. Lemme know.

[hholli11]

1. please? nt

[ScreamingMeemie]

2. I've always just "sucked it up" and worn the dress...Bridezilla or

not, it really is her day and the focus wasn't on what I was wearing. I guess, as bridesmaids, we have to content ourselves with the thought that it is over with pretty quick. Have fun! :hi:

[crispini]

3. Why not start a yahoo or googlegroup?

They're free. :shrug:

[fight4my3sons]

4. I thought they did stuff like that on the Knot.com

I got married in 1999 so it's been a while.

good luck!

[lavenderdiva]

5. go to www.theknot.com

that's all they do over there.... it'll be perfect. Each bride can set up her own webpage, and everyone involved with the wedding can post there. The bride can also post updates, where she is registered, etc.... guests can post good wishes.