Each package includes lists of recommended hotels and information for the ceremony and reception sites, while some offer an online RSVP feature and a list of important dates. Yet even couples who apparently think nothing of posting photographs of their bridal party are concerned about who actually gets to view their site. Charles Akula, who was born in India and lives in North Potomac, Md., helped talk his daughter into creating a Web site for her upcoming nuptials. And all of my family are in India, so I thought it would be good to show them what we are doing here. No postage, no customs, no immigration.
People can see it any time from anywhere.
A lot of people are clueless when it gets to weddings. Some people have even bigger ideas when it comes to sharing their personal moments on the Internet. I get files all the time from people sending me photos and I don't open them all. But that's a private decision. And even private and personal moments can go unexpectedly public on the Internet.