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Wedding Countdown

A live preview of what your page will look like.

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Wedding Countdown

Create your free countdown

Counting down to the big day is half the joy. A wedding countdown page gives you and your guests one beautiful link — like ourwedding.countdowns.me — where the timer ticks down live for everyone.

Add it to your invitations, pin it in the group chat, or screenshot it for Stories as the date gets close. The timer below is a preview — yours will show your names and your date.

Why make a wedding countdown page

A countdown keeps the date in front of everyone who matters: guests remember it, the bridal party feels the build-up, and you get a small lift every time you check it.

Unlike a countdown app, a page on its own link needs no download. Everyone you send it to sees the same live timer — on a phone, a laptop or the screen at the rehearsal dinner.

Where to share it

Add the link to your wedding website or printed invitations, pin it in the wedding group chat, or post a screenshot to Stories at milestones like 100 days, one month and one week to go.

Choose a background that matches your colours and add a short line under the names — the venue, your hashtag or “See you in Lviv”.

Frequently asked questions

How do I make a wedding countdown?

Tap “Create your free countdown”, enter your names or “Our Wedding”, pick the date, time and background, and choose a link such as anna-and-mark.countdowns.me. It takes about 30 seconds.

Is the wedding countdown free?

Yes. It is free, with no signup and no ads.

Can I change the date if our plans move?

Yes. Right after you create the page you get a private edit link. Use it to change the date, the names or the background at any time.

Will guests abroad see the right time?

Yes. You set the date in your wedding’s time zone, and every guest sees the correct time left wherever they are.

What happens on the wedding day?

When the timer reaches zero the page turns into a celebration and stays online, so the link keeps working after the big day.