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Good FAQs cover travel, dress code, children, plus ones, gifts, dietary needs, timings, and parking. Pick the ones that matter for your wedding and keep answers short.
Start with the basics: date, time, and venue address. Then add practical questions guests will ask. Here are common ones: "What time should I arrive?" "Is there parking?" "What is the dress code?" "Can I bring a plus one?" "Are children welcome?" "Will the ceremony be indoors or outdoors?" "What happens after the ceremony?" "Is there a gift list?" "Do you have a wedding hashtag?" "Can I take photos during the ceremony?" "What food will be served?" "Are there vegetarian or vegan options?" "Is there a bar?" "Where can I stay nearby?" "Is there a shuttle or taxi service?" "What is the weather likely to be?" "Can I bring a gift to the venue?" "Who do I contact if I have questions?" Choose the ones that apply to your day. For each answer, keep it to two or three sentences. Do not overload the page. You can group them under headings like "Travel", "Dress", "Children", "Gifts". If you have a religious ceremony, add a note about what guests should expect, like "The ceremony will last about 30 minutes and include a short blessing." If you are having a civil ceremony, you can say "The ceremony will be non-religious." Always be warm and clear.
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