What should you put on a wedding website for a wedding with multiple events?

Short answer

Put a clear schedule of every event, with dates, times, locations, dress codes and RSVP deadlines for each one, so guests know exactly where to be and when.

Start with a simple overview page listing every event in date order, from the welcome drinks to the post-wedding brunch. For each event, give the full address, start and end times, travel and parking details, and whether children are invited. Add a dress code for each occasion, especially if the vibe changes from casual to formal.

Use separate RSVP sections for each event, so guests can say yes to the ceremony but no to the evening party, or book a spot at the brunch. Make it easy for guests to see which events are optional and which are essential. Include a note about timings for any religious or cultural elements, such as prayers or readings, so guests know when to arrive and what to expect.

If some events are in different places, add a simple map or directions for each one. Mention any transport you are arranging, like a coach between venues, and where guests can find taxis. Finally, add a contact page or a named person for each event, in case guests have questions on the day. Keep the language warm and practical, and update the site if anything changes.