Wedding website for Toronto, Brampton, Markham, and North York
A Toronto wedding is often three drives, not one. Family in Brampton, Markham, and North York will not treat those as the same trip, and relatives landing at Pearson need the day written down before they clear the airport. A poster in a group leaves people guessing, then late, or in the wrong part of the city.
June to September is the outdoor window most couples aim for. Spring arrives late, and a May morning can still feel like winter. Winter celebrations need a plain note about coats and an earlier start, because guests from Montreal, Ottawa, or a long-haul flight will not invent that.
Brampton, Markham, and North York
Brampton weekends are often South Asian, and frequently more than one event. A mehndi or a sangeet, the ceremony, and the reception may fall on different days and in different parts of the Greater Toronto Area. Guests will not cross that distance twice without a clock time. Tell them which day is theirs.
Markham lists often bring Chinese and South Asian family into one weekend, driving across the GTA or flying in. A banquet and a ceremony blur easily in a screenshot. North York adds Korean, Iranian, Filipino, Caribbean, and African households, sometimes with a Friday gathering and a Saturday celebration that are not the same invitation.
Who flies in
Toronto couples regularly host family from other Canadian cities and from India, China, Nigeria, Ghana, the Caribbean, the Philippines, Iran, Korea, and the UK. They need the date early. A save-the-date and the invitation can share one link, so the page they book from is the page they later reply on.
Invite each person only to their events, up to six. A colleague at the reception should not see the family rite. A cousin flying from Vancouver for the Saturday should not decode a voice note to learn the hour. Name every guest. The message can include a photo and opens their page.
WhatsApp, SMS, and a phone call
For many South Asian, Caribbean, African, and Filipino households, WhatsApp is where the reply happens. Relatives abroad are already there. SMS is still how some parents answer. Email is what colleagues expect. None of these is a yes until it is on the list.
Send a personal WhatsApp invite, or open WhatsApp on your phone with the link written in. Email the rest. English or French can be set per household. If an uncle rings, record who is coming, the meal, and dietary needs. Build the list from Excel or CSV. Codes from Brampton, Markham, and North York are rarely all +1.
The starting plan
A Toronto list can start with the website, RSVP, a table list, guest passes, and card gifts, together with 30 WhatsApp messages, 50 email invites, and 10 AI answers.
Free to start.
The drive and the day
Put the schedule, dress code, travel notes, FAQ, and photos on the page, and say which day is in which part of the city. The wedding party page lists both sides. There are 30+ designs. Times stay on the Toronto zone, labelled with the country, and do not slide to a phone set to Vancouver, London, or Lagos.
Tables are on every plan, and a pass can show the table. The floor-plan drawing is on Standard. QR passes go to named guests who said yes. Check-in is a phone at the door, with an undo, and that role does not open gifts or the website. Bea can help set the page up. Confirm before a send, a publish, or a delete. A Zola, The Knot, or Joy paste is previewed first and costs 10 AI credits.
Canadian dollars in the conversation
In Brampton and Markham a cash gift is often discussed in Canadian dollars. Plans and card gifts are charged in US dollars. Basic is $79, Standard is $149, and Season is $649, each paid once. Season is five weddings sharing one message balance. A guest picks an amount and a note. You see the name and the total after a payout bank is connected. A honeymoon fund, wishlist items, or a link to a registry elsewhere can sit on the site.
Standard and Season add an RSVP confirmation, reminders only for guests who have not replied, a day-of note, and a thank-you. Use that when a Brampton mehndi and a North York reception are both still missing answers.
FAQ
The mehndi is in Brampton and the reception is in North York. Can guests reply to one?
Yes. Make them separate events and invite each guest only to the ones they should attend. Put a time on each so nobody crosses the city on a guess.
Markham relatives use WhatsApp and coworkers want email. Do we need two systems?
No. Both get a personal link. Send WhatsApp, email, or open WhatsApp on your phone. Record a reply that arrives as a call or a text.
What currency do we pay in?
US dollars. Basic is $79, Standard is $149, and Season is $649, paid once. Families can still talk about gifts in Canadian dollars. Free to start.
Will a guest in Vancouver see the Toronto hour?
They see the wedding's clock, with the country labelled. The hour does not change to the phone's zone. The calendar link matches.