Our story

We just wanted a wedding website that did not make everything harder.

Joined.love began with the same search most couples make: a simple place to share wedding details, collect RSVPs and organise a registry.

We tried four different wedding website builders. Each time, we gave up — not because we wanted something unusual, but because the setup was slow, the choices were overwhelming, or a basic feature only became available after another upgrade.

Then we tried four different gift registry sites. None of them would simply let us upload an image and describe a gift in our own words. They expected us to link every gift to a retailer's product page.

We wanted the freedom to suggest a second-hand gift, something from Marketplace or an op shop, or simply an idea without pushing guests toward a particular store. We did not feel our requirements were strict, but we could not find a service that did the simple things the way we wanted.

The turning point

A wedding website should help you prepare for a marriage, not become another job.

Start quickly

Create your own site in one step, then start editing it straight away.

Keep it honest

No advertisements, no registry commissions and no pressure to buy more than you need.

Give back

After expenses, 100% of profits go to Compassion Australia.

Why the name

A short address for an invitation - and a reminder of what marriage is about.

A link like joined.love/emma-jack is short, clear and looks good on an invitation. “Joined” is about marriage itself: two people joining their lives, families joining together and a community gathering to celebrate.

We built this as the straightforward option we wish we had found from the beginning - one that respects your time, your guests and your values.

Joined — wedding websites made simple

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