Wedding Countdown
Set the date and the ceremony time, and the countdown runs to that exact minute — in the venue's time zone, so guests flying in from elsewhere count down to the same moment as you.
One moment for every guest
Choose the venue's time zone and the countdown is the same instant for everyone. A guest in another country sees the ceremony time converted to their own clock underneath.
Share it with the wedding party, add the link to your invitations or wedding website, or pin it in the family group chat.
Planning milestones people often use
Every wedding runs to its own timetable, but a common rhythm is: venue and date around a year ahead; photographer, caterer and save-the-dates eight to twelve months out; invitations six to eight weeks before (earlier for a destination wedding); and final numbers to the caterer a couple of weeks before the day.
The countdown shows weeks as well as days, which makes those checkpoints easy to spot.
After the wedding
Make a second countdown with “Repeats every year” ticked and it becomes an anniversary countdown that knows which anniversary is next.
Frequently asked questions
How many days until our wedding?
Pick the date in the form above and the answer appears instantly. Create the countdown for a live clock with the days, hours, minutes and seconds left.
Can guests in other countries use the same countdown?
Yes. Set the ceremony time and choose the venue's time zone; everyone counts down to the same moment, and the page shows each guest the time in their own zone as well.
Can I put the countdown on our wedding website?
Yes. Create the countdown, open “Embed this countdown” under it and copy the code into an HTML or embed block — it works on WordPress, Squarespace, Wix and most wedding-website builders. Or simply link to it.
Is it free, and do I need an account?
It is free and there is nothing to sign up for. The countdown lives entirely in its link, so anyone you send it to sees the same live clock without installing anything.