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I want to create a wedding website builder similar to theknot or withjoy. I want to provide the following features -

1. User should be able to choose their own url slug
2. User should have a frontend website builder
3. User should be able to select a predefined theme

Please let me know how can I achieve this using WordPress.

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I want to create a wedding website builder similar to theknot or withjoy. I want to provide the following features -

1. User should be able to choose their own url slug
2. User should have a frontend website builder
3. User should be able to select a predefined theme

Please let me know how can I achieve this using WordPress.

• theme-development
• multisite
• theme-customizer
• front-end

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This is something that WordPress can handle quite well in multisite mode. I found that it helps to use plugins to handle the creation of new blogs. For example, in the last multisite I was involved with, they used CBOX (commons in a box) to run BuddyPress, one of the features was that when a user made a new group, they could add a blog to it. This tied the groups/social side of things together with the blogging side.

For speculation of which plugins to use, I think that probably falls outside of the scope of this site due to being pretty much a matter of opinion. Your best bet is to look into all the available plugins. There are endless reviews you can find via Google.

To answer your points in order:

1. WordPress multisite can handle this for you.
2. You will need a plugin. You may end up paying money for it.
3. That's pretty much baked into WordPress, plugins can refine this if need be.