Wedding website FAQ: the questions guests ask, with answers
The questions guests most often ask about a wedding, from children and plus-ones to parking and photos, with ready answers you can copy to your wedding website.
A wedding website FAQ should answer what guests would otherwise text you about: children, plus-ones, what to wear, parking, the reply date, gifts, photos during the ceremony and the weather plan. Each answer can be one or two sentences. Pick a question below, add your detail, and copy the answer.
Ready answers for your wedding website FAQ
Pick a question guests often ask, fill in your details, and copy a question and answer for your site.
Which questions should you answer?
| Question | Why guests ask |
|---|---|
| Can I bring my children? | They need to arrange childcare |
| Can I bring a date? | The invitation was not clear |
| What should I wear? | Dress codes are vague |
| Is there parking? | They are planning the journey |
| When do I reply by? | They lost the card |
| Do you have a registry? | They want to give something |
| Can I take photos during the ceremony? | They want to know the rules |
| What if it rains? | The ceremony is outdoors |
How should the answers sound?
Warm and short. Say the rule plainly and give a reason if it helps: "We love your little ones, but our celebration is for adults only." The guides for adults-only wording, plus-ones and dress codes have more examples.
Where does the FAQ go?
Near the end of the site, after the schedule, travel and reply form. Link to it from your welcome message so guests know it is there. See what to put on your wedding website.
Keep it current
When a guest asks something new, answer them and add it to the FAQ. If several guests ask the same thing, move the answer higher up the page.
Questions
What should be in a wedding website FAQ?
Answers about children, plus-ones, dress code, parking, the reply date, gifts, photos during the ceremony and the weather plan.
How long should FAQ answers be?
One or two sentences each.
Should the FAQ mention gifts?
Yes, if guests ask. Keep it gentle: "Having you with us is the best gift."
Do I need a FAQ section?
It saves you answering the same questions many times. Even five answers help.