What should I put on a wedding website FAQ?
Start with the questions that can block attendance or cause repeated messages. Travel, hotel, transportation, attire, children, and registry guidance are usually more useful than generic wedding trivia.
Methodology
| Selection | FAQ topics added |
|---|---|
| Destination | Travel, local information, and getting to the venue |
| Hotel block | Booking method and room-block timing |
| Transportation | Pickup and return information |
| Dress code | Attire guidance |
| Children | Child-attendance policy |
| Registry | Gift guidance |
Examples
Local formal wedding
Prioritize attire, parking or arrival, ceremony timing, and registry information.
Destination wedding
Add travel, hotel, transportation, and local-information questions.
Child-free wedding
Make the child policy visible and answer it clearly before guests have to ask.
Common mistakes
- Writing vague answers that create more questions.
- Forgetting to update hotel or transport details.
- Hiding important answers several clicks deep.
FAQs
What questions should be on a wedding website?
Focus on logistics, travel, attire, children, and gifts—whatever guests need before they attend.
Should I include hotel information?
Yes when guests need accommodation guidance.
How do I explain a wedding dress code online?
State the actual dress code and add concise practical context.
Should I say whether children are invited?
Yes. Clear wording prevents guests from guessing.
What should I say about the registry?
Give the location of the registry or a short statement about gifts.