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Adults-Only Wedding Website Copy

A tactful 2-3 sentence adults-only policy blurb for a wedding website that sets the expectation clearly without sounding defensive.

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Get a 2-3 sentence adults-only policy blurb for your wedding website in a tone of your choice, with exceptions clearly stated, all for £1.00.

Who it's for

  • Wedding planners
  • Brides-to-be
  • Grooms-to-be
  • Wedding website administrators

Use cases

  • Creating a wedding website with a clear adults-only policy
  • Updating wedding details to include an adults-only notice
  • Informing guests of a no-children policy without offending them
  • Personalising wedding website wording to fit the wedding's tone
  • Adding a polite yet firm adults-only statement to a wedding website

FAQ

how do you word an adults-only wedding without sounding defensive

You can word an adults-only wedding by using a clear and polite 2-3 sentence statement on your wedding website, setting the expectation without sounding defensive. This can include exceptions such as nursing infants or a flower girl. The key is to be firm yet kind in your wording.

what should you not say in a wedding website adults-only policy

You should avoid using phrases like 'we love your little ones but' or 'we have carefully considered' as they can come across as insincere or overly apologetic. Instead, opt for a straightforward and respectful statement. Hard bans include over-explained justifications and 'we kindly ask' phrases.

how do you politely ask for no kids at a wedding

You can politely ask for no kids at a wedding by including a clear and concise adults-only policy statement on your wedding website, avoiding language that may come across as rude or unwelcoming. This statement should be 2-3 sentences long and include any exceptions.

what is the best way to inform guests of a no-children policy

The best way to inform guests of a no-children policy is to include a clear and respectful statement on your wedding website, avoiding ambiguous language and ensuring that all guests are aware of the policy before the wedding. This statement should be concise and to the point.

Last updated: 2026-06-28