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Latin and Mexican wedding website templates

Papel picado, mariachi, the lazo and the padrinos. Free Latin wedding websites with RSVPs, schedule and registry.

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Papel

Latin fiesta · papel picado · mariachi until late

Dune

Desert modern · adobe arches · golden hour

Verona

Vineyard · harvest · long tables & candlelight

Not just pretty

Every RSVP lands in your planner, the moment it happens

No spreadsheets, no copy-paste, no chasing. Your website and your planning live in the same place — because they are the same place.

Replies become your guest list

Meals, plus-ones, song requests — every RSVP files itself. Your headcount is always current, never a project.

One thread for everything

The same Lazo account holds your vendors, contracts, and payments. Your website is the front door to it all.

Your song, when they arrive

Pick your first-dance song on the Music page and it plays softly when guests open your site — a record that turns in the corner, easy to pause.

A link that feels like you

Your own URL, phone-perfect for the people who matter, with your date, your schedule, your story.

Free forever for couples · Change designs anytime · Live in minutes

Latin wedding websites

Latin and Mexican wedding website templates, free on Lazo

Papel is drawn for a Latin wedding: papel picado banners fluttering across the top, fiesta red, cobalt, terracotta and jade looks, and a schedule with room for the lazo and the arras at the ceremony, the mariachi at cocktails and la hora loca after dinner.

Lazo is named for the lazo, the ribbon or rosary the padrinos place around the couple at the vows. Dune and Verona carry the same warmth into a hacienda or a vineyard.

Fiesta, cobalt, terracotta and jade color looks
Room in the ceremony section for the lazo, the arras and the padrinos
A song-request line for the mariachi

Questions

Latin wedding website FAQ

Can we explain the lazo and the padrinos to guests?

Yes. The FAQ section is made for it, and the ceremony card has a note line for who does what.

Can we write the site in Spanish, or both languages?

Yes. Every line on the site is yours to write, in either language or both.

Can guests request songs for the mariachi?

Yes. The RSVP has a song-request line, and every request lands in your Lazo planner with the reply.

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Wedding website templates for every kind of wedding

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Begin with the website.
The rest follows.

Pick a design, add your names, and share the link — then plan the whole day from the same account.

Create your free wedding website

No card required. Couples are free on Lazo, always.