Jump directly to a specific language version of your website, ecards, or RSVP form by adding ?lang= to the URL (Pro plan only).
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If you have a multilingual wedding website, you can share a direct link to a specific language version by adding the ?lang= parameter to the end of any URL. This works on your wedding website, ecards, and RSVP form.
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Add ?lang= followed by the language code to the end of any URL on your wedding site. For example:
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When someone opens a link with the ?lang parameter, the page will display in that language instead of the default.
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Here are some commonly used language codes:
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Use the same language code that appears in your language settings.
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When a guest clicks a link with ?lang=, their preferred language is automatically updated to match. For example, if a guest opens yourwedding.wedsites.com?lang=fr, their preferred language will be changed to French. From that point on, they'll see your website, RSVP form, and any future communications in French.
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This is useful when you want to direct a guest to a specific language version, but be aware that it permanently changes their language preference. If a guest accidentally clicks a link with the wrong language, they can switch back by clicking a link with the correct ?lang= parameter, or by selecting a different language from the language menu on your website.
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Sharing a direct link to a specific language version. If you're sharing your website URL directly (not through an ecard), you can append ?lang= so the recipient sees the right language immediately.
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Directing guests to the RSVP form in their language. Add ?lang= to your RSVP link so guests land on the form in the correct language right away.
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Testing your translations. Use ?lang= to quickly preview how your site looks in each language without switching through the language menu.
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If the URL already has a query parameter (contains a ?), use &lang= instead of ?lang=. For example: yourwedding.wedsites.com/rsvp?something=value&lang=fr
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Make sure the language is set up first. The ?lang= parameter only works for languages you've already added in your language settings. If the language hasn't been added, it will be ignored.
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Remember it changes guest preferences. Since this updates the guest's preferred language, only share language-specific links intentionally. If you're not sure which language a guest prefers, it's better to let them choose from the language menu.
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Use it for testing. This is a quick way to test each language version of your site. Open your website with ?lang=fr, then try ?lang=es, and so on to review each translation.
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