Wedding Website is "not Secure"

Hi Pratheesh! WeddingWire currently do not support https website security for custom domains. Please note, the only information requested on WeddingWire wedding websites are guests' names from the RSVP tool and comment forms on the wedding website, if enabled. Any registry purchases are handled through the third party retailer site.

- Login to your WeddingWire account from a computer

- Hover over 'Planning Tools' and click 'Wedding Website'

- In the website editor, click the ‘Settings’ tab Scroll down to the ‘Privacy’ section

- Toggle the ‘Password’ switch to on (the switch will be green when on)

- Enter your password in both fields, and be sure the ‘Apply to all sections of the wedding website’ box is checked

- Click ‘Save password’

And don't forget to send the password out to your wedding guests!!

Dear Lynnie ,

I find the same problem and i feel that my Guests wont like this as well. I designed the whole site and now we see this after domain registrations.

Is there any workaround available at all. A Webiste is not safe without an SSL.

Hi Anne-Cathrin! I do not believe there is a workaround, but please reach out to our Customer Support Team directly for confirmation at help@weddingwire.com.

Hi! Did they provide a solution? I wish I saw this prior to purchasing our domain. Very disappointing.

Hello,

I need help with this too. The website link for my guests to see my events, ect... was working fine and now today has starting having an issue with this. I did not get the domain purchase.. and still on the free one. Now anyone of my guests gets this message:

Is there a tech dept with Wedding Wire that can fix this?

This is what I found on Norton security website regarding the cause of this:

Before entering a website, your browser checks digital certificates of that website to ensure they're meeting requirements and will safeguard your private information, such as contact information, passwords, and payment methods, usually via encryption. Most often, the "your connection is not private" error lies in a site's Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificate, which is required for sites running over HTTPS (connection security). If your browser can't verify an SSL certificate, it stops you from visiting the site by giving you the "your connection is not private" error message.

Reasons vary as to why an SSL certificate can't be verified. The certificate might be missing altogether, expired, or set up incorrectly, which means the site is unable to properly protect your data. No matter the cause of the SSL fluke, the owner of the website must fix it. Sometimes, however, your browser or device settings might be hiccupping and unable to communicate with the website you’re trying to visit. Fortunately, you often can troubleshoot this dilemma yourself, and the steps are relatively the same for each browser.

Hi Niomi! Please reach out to our Customer Support Team at help@weddingwire.com for assistance!!