Wedding websites · Quebec

A wedding website for Quebec, in French without a workaround

Most wedding website tools are built in English first. On WedKit, French is a full site language: the menus, the RSVP form and the guest emails. Anglophone guests get English from the same guest list.

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A sample site set in French. · Onyx / Nocturne

Quebec

What a Quebec wedding site has to handle

From Gatineau to the Gaspésie, the details change. The language question usually doesn't.

  1. French as the site language

    Choose French and every built-in label is in French: the menu, the RSVP form, its confirmation and the guest emails. You write your own text in whatever language you like.

  2. English for the guests who need it

    Give a guest English as their language and their invitation, reminders and site open in English. Anyone else can switch with the EN toggle in the menu.

  3. One email in both languages

    Set guest emails to bilingual and each invitation and reminder carries French and English in the same message.

  4. RSVPs with meals, online

    Guests reply for their whole party, pick a meal for each person and note allergies. The counts for your caterer come straight from the guest list.

  5. Guests coming from far away

    A vineyard in the Eastern Townships or a chalet in Charlevoix is a drive for most guests, and a flight for family in France. Add hotels, a map of each venue and the weekend's schedule.
Wedding websites across Canada
Réponse
Présence
Oui, avec plaisir
Repas
Magret de canardOption végétarienne offerte
Allergies
Noix
Accompagnateur
Mathieu GagnonRepas : risotto aux champignons
A sample RSVP reply in French, set in the same art direction. Guests choose a meal for each person in their party.

More for Quebec weddings

City pages, and the guides couples here use most.

Also on every WedKit site

  1. RSVPs with meal choices

    Guests reply, pick a meal and note dietary needs in one form.

  2. Seating from the guest list

    Drag guests who said yes onto tables. Nobody gets typed in twice.

  3. Invitation-code access

    Turn it on and only people with a code from their invitation can open the site.

  4. Email and text

    Invitations and reminders by email. Updates by text to guests who opt in on their RSVP.

  5. An assistant for guest questions

    It answers from the details on your site, so you aren't the help desk.

  6. One payment

    $49 CAD once, after a 7-day trial with no credit card.

Questions couples ask

Is the guest site fully in French?
The built-in text is: menus, the RSVP form and its confirmation, and the guest emails. Your own words, like your story and FAQ answers, appear the way you write them.
Can some guests get English?
Yes. Set English on those guests and their invitation, reminders and site open in English. Or set guest emails to bilingual so every message carries both languages.
Is the price in Canadian dollars?
Yes. $49 CAD, paid once. There's a 7-day free trial with no credit card, a 14-day money-back guarantee, and your site never expires.
Do you have pages for Montreal and Quebec City?
Yes. The Montreal page covers bilingual families and the Quebec City page covers French-first guest lists. This page is for weddings anywhere in the province.

Set up your site in French tonight.

Start the free trial, choose French as your site language, import your guest list and set English on the guests who need it.

WedKit is $49 CAD, paid once. The 7-day trial needs no credit card, and there's a 14-day money-back guarantee. Your site never expires.

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