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Translate your website into other languages

Last updated: July 23, 2026

Guests from different countries? You can publish your wedding website in several languages so each of them reads it in their own. Translation is automatic, and you can fine-tune it by hand, phrase by phrase.

Add a language

  1. In the editor, click Publish in the top bar and, in the panel that opens, click Languages.
  2. The Your website's languages window opens, with your Original language marked as Default.
  3. Click Add language and pick one or more languages from the list.
  4. Click Translate. The translation runs on its own in a few seconds, and each language then shows as Translated.

On a phone the steps are the same: the Languages window fills the screen.

Fine-tune a translation

The automatic translation reads very naturally, but names, places or a phrase that's very much your own may deserve a touch-up:

  1. On the language's row, open the menu and choose Edit translation.
  2. You'll see each original text next to its translation, ready to edit.
  3. Change whatever you like and click Save changes.

How your guests see it

Each language publishes to its own address: the original at your usual link, and each translation with the language suffix at the end (for example /en/ or /fr/). Use View on a language's row to open the translated page, or Copy link to share it directly with the guests who need it. When you're finished, click Done.

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