Founding Couple
25 of 25 spots left. The first 25 couples get 50% off automatically, and that price stays locked for every renewal.
A wedding email address, just for your wedding
Give your wedding its own address: yournames@gettingmarried.email . RSVPs, vendor threads, and registry updates land somewhere just for the two of you — not buried in your personal inbox. One payment, one term, a real working mailbox.
A term for every love story
Every couple's timeline is different — pick the term that fits yours.
Reserve your address
Check availability, then continue to checkout.
How to open your mailbox
Webmail in a browser, or the mail app you already use. The guide has the server names and short steps for Apple Mail, Gmail, Outlook, and Thunderbird.
Open the setup guideFrequently asked questions
The first 25 couples to start checkout get 50% off automatically — there is no promo code. An open checkout holds one of those spots until it is paid, canceled, or expires. The discounted price stays locked for every renewal for as long as you keep renewing. Once all 25 spots are taken, checkout uses the regular price.
Renewal is manual — we don't auto-charge your card. Ahead of your expiry date we'll email a reminder with a renewal link so you can re-pay and extend the same address for another term. If you don't renew, your mailbox enters a short grace period where it still exists but is disabled; if the grace period passes with no renewal, the mailbox is deleted.
Once you start checkout, the address you picked is held for you for a limited window while you complete payment — nobody else can reserve or confirm the same address during that time. If checkout isn't completed before the hold expires, the address is released and becomes available to the next person who wants it.
A real, dedicated inbox at your chosen address on gettingmarried.email, provisioned through MXroute. You get full webmail access plus IMAP/SMTP, so you can also read and send from it in Gmail, Apple Mail, Outlook, or any other mail client. You set your own password via a secure one-time link after purchase — we never see or email it in plaintext.
Not mid-term, but when it's time to renew you can choose a new term length for the next period — it doesn't have to match what you originally purchased.
Two ways, and both show the same inbox. Webmail is a browser at https://webmail.gettingmarried.email (Roundcube): sign in with your full wedding address and the password you chose. Nothing to install. Or add the mailbox to the mail app you already use, on a phone or a computer.
The server for both incoming and outgoing mail is mail.gettingmarried.email. Use IMAP on port 993 with SSL/TLS, and SMTP on port 465 with SSL/TLS. If 465 will not connect, use SMTP port 587 with STARTTLS. POP3 on port 995 with SSL/TLS is optional. Choose IMAP so both of you see the same mail.
Your username is the full address, such as yournames@gettingmarried.email, not just the part before the @. The password is the one you chose on the one-time setup link. We never email that password.
On an iPhone, add a mail account under Settings, then Apps, then Mail, and choose Other. On Android, the Gmail app can add it as Personal (IMAP). Use mail.gettingmarried.email, port 993 for incoming mail and port 465 for outgoing mail, and your full address as the username. The setup guide has the taps for iPhone and Android.
Check three things. The username is the full wedding address. The password is the mailbox password you set, not the password for your personal email. Outgoing mail needs SMTP authentication turned on, with that same address and password, on port 465 with SSL/TLS (or port 587 with STARTTLS). Port 25 will not work. If the setup email itself is missing, check spam at the personal address you used at checkout.
We never email a password. If you still have the unused link in the “Set up your password” email, open it and choose one. That link works once and expires after 7 days. If it expired, or you forgot the password, email privacy@gettingmarried.email and we will send a new one-time link. You pick the new password on that page, the same way as the first time.
Yes. Add the wedding address as an IMAP account in the Gmail app or in Outlook, next to the mail you already have. It does not replace a Gmail or Outlook.com address. Webmail works too, if you would rather not add an app. The setup guide has the steps for both.