Trend Media Video Productions: Weddings, Corporate, Events

Want your own wedding website? Try WeddingWindow.com

17 May 2007

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One of our clients recently pointed us to her personal wedding website at WeddingWindow.com. It is a great way to get information online for your bridal party and guests. You can put directions to your wedding on it, along with registry information and even an RSVP section.

Prices are reasonable and run between $60 to $100 depending on how many months you’d like to have it hosted and what services you’d like to add. They will even let you post video of your wedding to it. We include your video on our website as part of our packages, but if you would like to include the video on your own website like weddingwindow.com, just let us know and we’ll get you the files.

Back to the subject of putting directions on your website; I’m reminded of some funny spoof public service announcements NBC’s The Office did:

Cake (click play):

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3202087529518172646

Invite (click play):

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6147592058919282023