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Wedding family tree maker

Two families. One wedding family tree.

Write who's getting married and who's in each family, like “Sophie is marrying James on 12 June 2027.” PeoplePlotr puts the couple in the middle, with both families around them, in a design made for the day.

Try it now, no sign-up How to make one

Free to start in our Champagne design, with 10 more wedding designs on a premium account. Nothing to download, and no AI: your story is read by our own rules.

Making an everyday family tree? Try our family tree maker →

Sophie and James's wedding family tree in the Champagne design, the couple in two clinking champagne flutes with both families around them
Champagne
Priya and Arjun's wedding family tree in the Indian design, in a lehenga and sherwani under marigold garlands
Indian
Sophie and James's wedding family tree in the Christian design, with stained-glass arches for both families
Christian
Sophie and James's wedding family tree in the Hawaiian design, on a beach under a flower-covered arch, in bright leis
Hawaiian
Fiona and Callum's wedding family tree in the Celtic design, their hands tied with a handfasting cord
Celtic

Try a wedding family tree right here

Here are Sophie and James, getting married in June 2027, with both their families. Change a sentence and watch the tree move, try the other wedding designs, or pick Start again from Examples and write about your own wedding. Nothing is saved to our servers until you sign up, and then the tree you started comes with you.

How to make a wedding family tree

  1. 1

    Say who's getting married

    “I am marrying James on 12 June 2027.” A date still to come makes them an engaged couple, and a date gone by makes them married.

  2. 2

    Add both families

    “My mum is Helen. James's mum is Grace.” Parents, brothers, sisters and grandparents take their places on each side.

  3. 3

    Pick a wedding design

    Start in Champagne, free, or choose from 10 more designs*. Then share a link with guests, print it, order a framed print or make your invitations*.

*The other wedding designs and invitations come with a premium account. Read the full guide

11 wedding designs, for every kind of wedding

Every wedding design draws the couple full length, bigger than everyone else, with both families above and beside them. Switch designs with one click. Champagne is free on every account, and the other ten come with a premium account. On a free account you can preview each one before you decide.

  • The couple in two clinking champagne flutes, in blush and goldChampagne · clinking flutes and bubbles
  • Stained-glass arches for each person, with a church window's light behind the coupleChristian · stained glass
  • Rachel and Ben under a chuppah, with each family in archesJewish · under the chuppah
  • Fiona in a white gown and Callum in a kilt, their hands tied with a handfasting cordCeltic · a handfasting cord
  • Priya and Arjun on a deep pink background with marigold garlandsIndian · marigolds and Shaadi
  • Amira and Yusuf under green and red arches with a hanging lanternIslamic · arches and a lantern
  • Mei in a red qipao and Wei in a black jacket, with red lanterns and each family in red and green framesChinese · red lanterns
  • Yui in a white kimono and Haruto in black, joined by a red and white cord, with paper cranesJapanese · paper cranes
  • The couple on a beach under a flower-covered arch, in bright leis, with hula dancers and leaping fishHawaiian · a beach wedding
  • A white gown and a black suit, with each family in gilt arched framesClassic Wedding · gilt and ivory
  • Sophie and James's wedding family tree in the 1960s design, a retro sunburst with a Getting Married sign, in orange and teal1960s · a retro sunburst

Made for the big day

A wedding design knows who the couple are and which family is which, from nothing more than your story.

  • Rachel's family in blue arches on one side and Ben's in red on the other

    Each family its own colour

    The bride's side and the groom's side each get a colour, so guests can see at a glance who belongs to whom.

  • Yui and Haruto drawn full length, much bigger than their families

    The couple at the centre

    The couple are drawn full length and bigger than everyone else. Write “Make us bigger” for bigger still.

  • A Getting Married sign between Sophie and James, with the wedding date

    Engaged or married

    Give a date still to come and the tree says “To be married” with the date, ready for the engagement party.

Invitations

Wedding invitations with both families on them

Turn your wedding tree into an invitation or a save the date, in the same design. Type the time, venue and RSVP, and print them or send them as a picture.

A Champagne wedding invitation: Together with their families, Sophie and James invite you to celebrate their wedding, with both families around two champagne flutes, the date, venue and RSVP
Champagne, 5 × 7 in: the couple, their parents, and their brothers and sisters, with your words above and below.
  • An Indian wedding invitation for Priya and Arjun, on deep pink with marigold garlands

    In every wedding design

    Each card is drawn in your tree's own design, from marigolds to stained glass.

  • A Hawaiian save the date card for Sophie and James, with the date and Invitation to follow

    Save the date first

    A card with just the date, and “Invitation to follow”. The full invitation comes later.

  • A square Jewish wedding invitation for Rachel and Ben, under the chuppah

    Six card sizes

    5 × 7, A5, A6, 4 × 6, A2 or square. Print two or more to a sheet with marks to cut along, on card-size paper, or save one to send.

Invitations come with a premium account. The address and RSVP stay in your browser and aren't saved with your tree. How to make your invitations

Ways to use your wedding tree

  1. Share it with your guests

    Send a link before the day so both families can see who's who, or put it on your wedding website*.

  2. Hang it at the reception

    Order a large or framed print, made and posted by PrintKit, for a welcome table or a wedding gift.

  3. Keep growing it

    After the wedding, add the next chapter. The same story becomes your new family's tree, in any of our designs.

*Some features require a premium account

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Choose a username and password, add your email, and you're in. Your first story tree is free, in our Champagne wedding design. Upgrade any time for the other ten designs and invitations.

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The complete guide

Step by step: writing both families, engaged and married couples, every wedding design, outfits and headwear, invitations, sharing and printing.

Read the wedding family tree guide