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iWedPress.com Allows Couples to Create Wedding Websites

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iWedPress.com Allows Couples to Create Wedding Websites
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iWedPress.com, a web-based service that gives soon-to-be couples the ability to create and share wedding websites without limitation to the amount of photos, videos, and web pages, has launched a “Try It Now” promotion. With the setup process consisting of one simple step and taking approximately five minutes to do, the goal is to show couples how easy it is to schedule and journal events leading up to their wedding. The creation process also allows couples to customize their themes, colors, fonts, and photographs to suit their tastes and preferences, creating a unique and one of a kind experience for iWedPress users and visitors. While using the web based software, couples have complete control over their site. Couples can organize their RSVP lists as well as monitor who can access their website by adding password protection and administrators to their account. Close friends and family also have the option to create their own profiles, allowing them to keep in contact with the couples through e-cards and updates, as well as adding photographs to the couples pre-wedding and wedding day albums. Guests of the site are also able to add descriptions for the photos and main page all while having the ability to post to their favorite social media sites, allowing for a truly intimate experience.
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