So I took a lot of care writing in third-person POV when writing about FI's proposal (even though it's like 7 sentences total) and how we met page, and first-person plural for things like the guest information page ("We've secured room blocks at hotels X, Y and Z"). The POVs are consistent by page.
And then this week I was looking at a (male) relative's wedding website. The proposal, wedding party, and how we met section were all from the bride's POV only (so first-person singular). The proposal section is especially painful to read, as it's a full page long, details the whole week leading up to it, and covers things I'd never publish ("But he wasn't going to propose, so I didn't feel like doing anything and was upset." What?!) I feel like if she'd just stuck with a neutral third-person narrative or first-person plural, it would have been better, and my cousin wouldn't seem like an afterthought. It would have been ok if she inserted a his story/her story thing in the how we met and proposal sections, but that's not the case. Their website is just all about her, and it's really sad.
Do you guys read into the POV of the wedding website? I feel like anything in first-person singular without both POVs presented is just kind of yucky. It's not about one person... it's about the couple.
ETA: small clarification