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What questions should I have on my wedding website?

Answered by the UK Wedding Websites editorial team · Updated 2026-10-12 · For guests

Short answer

Your wedding website should answer questions about date, venue, timings, dress code, travel, parking, accommodation, food and allergies, children, plus ones, gifts, photography, and how to RSVP. Cover these and guests will have everything they need.

Start with the basics: the date, the venue or venues, and the exact timings for the ceremony and reception. Then add travel and parking information, including directions, nearby train stations, and whether there is a shuttle or taxi service. If guests are coming from far away, list nearby hotels and how to book them.

Next, cover the dress code in plain words, such as smart casual, black tie, or lounge suit. Tell guests about the food, and ask them to note allergies or dietary needs when they RSVP. Be clear about whether children are invited, and whether guests can bring a plus one. If you have a gift list, include a link or a note saying gifts are not needed.

Add a section on photography, saying whether you want guests to put phones away during the ceremony or share photos with a hashtag. Include details about the hen do and stag do if they are separate events. Finally, explain how to RSVP, with a deadline and a contact for questions. You can also add a section on local attractions for guests who want to make a weekend of it. Keep the tone warm and clear, and update the page if anything changes.

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