Wedding Website Our Story

I'd prob focus more on what attracted you to him, anything funny you might have talked about, etc. Less about drinking.

Skip it, they are usually awkward to read. If i even bother reading them.

AT THE LEAST, take out the one night stand thing and players.

We skipped our story on the website. We just inserted a note thanking them for visiting our site.

You could also skip the "how we met" part and just go into a cute timeline of your relationship. FH and I didn't get together right away, so I skipped that part and focused on our journey so far as BF / GF up until engagement.

I think a lot of that is way TMI. We skipped it, assuming people we are inviting already know about us.

In 2015, Teresa went out for girls night at Olive Garden, while they were leaving they happened to mingle around the bar where Teresa met Name. After a night of deep conversation and dancing they exchanged numbers. The next day they went out on a date, and both haven't looked back since.

ETA spelling.

Do people read the story? I don't. I would just skip it.

I would definitely skip the "not a one night stand" part!

I did the abbreviated version of our story. I didnt say much except we met online (didnt way where) and just accelerated it from there.

Also, i never tell anyone except for close friends that FH was supposed to be a one night stand lol

I think my dad knows...but hes a special snowflake of his own.

HOW WE MET

In Spring of 2015, Teresa went out with some girlfriends one night, and ended up at a bar where she met FH. He offered to buy her a drink, and the rest is history.

THE PROPOSAL

Tell this story.

I'll be honest - don't overthink this/waste your time. Like PPs have said, most people don't care, and most will not bother visiting your website. After the wedding, one guest told us she didn't know we had a website, even though it was included on the details card, because we gave guests the option to RSVP online! Also, most of your guests already know how the two of you met anyway.

We did ours in three parts:

StPaulGal is from X, has X family members, works at X, and enjoys hobbies X, Y, and Z.

FH is from X, has X family members, works at X, and enjoys hobbies X, Y, and Z.

They met at X in 2012, got engaged in 2017, and have XYZ pets together.

We each had extended family members invited who hadn't met the other partner.

It was a rainy night during springtime 2015. Teresa went out with a friend for a girl's night dinner date. As the pair prepared to head home for the evening, they saw a bar with people spilling outside. It was early so they decided to go for a drink to people watch and have fun. Little did Teresa know, FH was also at the same bar with his dancing shoes. He offered to buy her a drink and the rest was history. They had a couple of drinks, danced all night, and FH surprised her with a kiss. He asked for her number and before she could respond, told her he wanted to take her on a date the very next night. What was supposed to be a simple dinner date turned into a seven hour affair. They were hooked and haven't looked back since.

Definitely agree don't overthink it and most people won't read it. Ours isn't on our wedding website and I've not sure many people have even looked at it haha.

Skip it.

All I put for mine was "I think I can speak for everybody when I say, it's about time!" We've been togeher for almost 9 years and have a child and a house. I think the little "stories" that people put are just cheesy and awkward lol.

How FH and I TECHNICALLY met is not great for telling family (think slutty, drunken, college years). So...we made our story about a specific day when we both kind-of realized that our relationship was real.

Instead of telling the story about your drunken hookup...maybe just talk about your amazing first date.

I'm skipping our story for my wedding website.