Ghanaian wedding website

A Ghanaian wedding website for the knocking, the traditional and the white

Kokooko to the reception, hold every part of your celebration on one link. Take aso-ebi and kente orders, bring spraying online, and let family across Accra, London and the US give and RSVP in one place.

One link · every ceremony

Kokooko (knocking)

Asking permission

RSVP

Traditional marriage

The engagement / dowry

RSVP

Church ceremony

The blessing

RSVP

Reception

Kente, spraying and dancing

RSVP
your colours

Most wedding sites hand you a template. This one is built for how a Ghanaian wedding actually runs.

Built for the way you marry

Everything your Ghanaian wedding needs

Every ceremony on one link

A site that holds all your days at once, each with its own venue, timeline, dress code and directions. Guests RSVP per event, so you track each headcount on its own.

Digital spraying

Bring the spray online. Family who can't make it spray the couple from their phone, and a live board tallies every note as it lands for you to confirm.

Aso-ebi group order

List your fabrics and colours per event, take reservations, and watch the tally climb toward the bulk order. No WhatsApp broadcast list, no spreadsheet.

Gifts across currencies

A cash gift list in £, €, $ and C$, with bank-transfer and cash blocks, so relatives spread across countries can contribute without a single card fee to you.

Everyone sees their own time

Set an event once and every guest sees the start in their own local time, whether they're opening the link in London, Toronto or Lagos. No more "is that our time or yours?".

A live-stream home

One watch-live card so relatives who couldn't travel still see the vows, the prayers and the first dance, without hunting for a link.

In practice

Setting up a Ghanaian wedding site

  1. From the knocking onward

    Kokooko, the traditional marriage, the church blessing and the reception each get their own page with its venue and dress code. Family who only come to one of them see the one that concerns them first.

  2. Kente and the group order

    List each cloth and colourway per event and let guests reserve theirs on the page. The running total tells you when you have enough to place the order, without a broadcast list.

  3. Accra, London and everywhere between

    Every guest sees each ceremony in their own local time, so nobody in Maryland works out the maths wrong. The live-stream card gives the ones who cannot travel one place to watch.

A real wedding

Tosin & Pelumi

Yoruba ceremony at The Lambs Event Centre, Abeokuta, with guests across three countries.

  • Per-event RSVP
  • Digital pass
  • Check-in
  • Aso-ebi group-buy

See their site →

Templates that suit it

  • Botanical Wash

    Soft greens and clay pink with images off the grid, which suits a daytime traditional marriage in a garden or a courtyard.

  • Deco Gilt

    Formal and gold-led, for a reception where the kente and the jewellery are the point.

Pricing

Build free. Pay once, when you publish.

One price, paid once, for the whole wedding. Nothing renews and nothing is added later.

Free

Begin

Build the whole thing and look at it. Publishing needs a paid plan.

Free preview · no card needed

  • ✓All six templates
  • ✓A private preview link
  • ✓Unlimited edits
  • ✓Switch template whenever you like
Start free

£49

Share

The website your guests read before the day.

Standard · once, per wedding

  • ✓Publish to your public link
  • ✓Every ceremony, with its own time, venue and dress code
  • ✓RSVPs counted per event
  • ✓Cash gift list in five currencies
Choose Share

£99

Celebrate

The website, and everything that runs on the day itself.

Premium · once, per wedding

  • ✓Everything in Standard
  • ✓Your own domain — connect one you have, or we help you get one
  • ✓QR guest passes and door check-in
  • ✓Digital spraying, live on a board
Choose Celebrate

Ghanaian wedding questions, answered

Can I show the knocking, traditional and white wedding separately?

Yes. Each ceremony gets its own page with its date, venue, dress code and RSVP, all under one link.

Can guests order their kente or aso-ebi through the site?

They can reserve their fabric and colour on the page, and you watch the tally build toward the group order.

Will relatives abroad see the right time?

Every guest sees each ceremony start in their own local time, so nobody in the US or UK does the maths wrong.

Your Ghanaian wedding, one beautiful link.

Start your site and see the whole thing before you pay a penny.

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