# Wedding Website FAQ Examples: 30 Questions Guests Ask > Canonical: https://wedflip.com/blog/wedding-website-faq-examples > Updated: 2026-10-24 Copy-ready wedding website FAQ examples: 30 questions guests ask, with short, warm sample answers on RSVPs, dress code, travel and gifts. _By Wedflip Team ยท 8 min read_ Every couple gets the same texts a week before the wedding: "Where do I park?" "Can I bring my kids?" "What time should I arrive?" The fastest fix is a clear FAQ page, so here are wedding website FAQ examples you can copy, edit and drop in today. Each answer is short, warm and has [brackets] where your own details go. ## What to put on the FAQ page of a wedding website Start with the questions guests have already asked you, or would ask if they were brave enough. If three people texted you about the dress code, it belongs on the page. If you keep repeating an answer out loud, it belongs there too. Keep each answer to two or three sentences, lead with the answer, and put dates and addresses in plain text so guests can find them quickly. Anything about the schedule itself belongs on your main schedule page, so link to it rather than repeating it. If you are still planning the rest of the site, our [guide to creating the perfect wedding website](/blog/how-to-create-perfect-wedding-website) covers the full page list, and the [wedding website wording examples](/blog/wedding-website-wording-examples) cover everything outside the FAQ. ## Common wedding website FAQs and answers Below are 30 questions grouped by topic. Pick the ones that fit your day, delete the rest, and swap every [bracket] for your real details. ## RSVP and deadlines ### 1. How do I RSVP? Please RSVP on this website by [date]. Each invitation lists the names of the guests we have invited, so you can reply for everyone in your party in one go. ### 2. What is the RSVP deadline? Please reply by [date]. We have to give our caterer a final headcount soon after, so an answer by then is a big help to us. ### 3. I need to change my RSVP. What should I do? Life happens. Update your reply on this site if you can, or email us at [email] and we will fix it on our end. After [date], please text [name] directly so we can sort out the numbers. ### 4. Can I RSVP after the deadline? Please try not to, but reach out and we will do our best. [Name] at [phone or email] can tell you whether we still have room. ## Plus-ones and kids ### 5. Can I bring a plus-one? Your invitation lists everyone invited. If a guest's name is on it, they are welcome. If you are unsure, email us at [email] and we will happily clear it up. ### 6. Are kids invited? We love your little ones, but our celebration is [adults only / open to children of all ages / for children in the immediate family]. We hope this gives you a chance to enjoy a night out. ### 7. Is there childcare or a kids' table? [We have arranged a sitter room at the venue from [time] to [time]. Please let us know in your RSVP if you would like to use it.] / [We do not have childcare on site, but we are happy to share local sitter suggestions.] ### 8. Can I bring a date to the reception only? We are keeping our guest list to the names on your invitation, so we cannot add extra guests. Thank you for understanding, it helps us stay within our venue's capacity. ## Dress code ### 9. What should I wear? The dress code is [formal / cocktail / semi-formal / garden party / beach casual]. Think [short example, such as "suits and floor-length or midi dresses"], and wear what makes you feel great. ### 10. Is there a color I should avoid? Please skip white, ivory and cream so the couple stands out in photos. Beyond that, wear any color you love. [We are especially fond of [colors], but it is totally optional.] ### 11. Will the ceremony be outdoors? What shoes work? Yes, the ceremony is on [grass / sand / gravel]. Block heels, wedges or flats will be much easier than stilettos. We will have [a basket of flip-flops / a shoe-swap station] for the dance floor. ### 12. Will it be hot or cold? The ceremony is outdoors from [time] to [time], so check the forecast the week of the wedding. We suggest [layers / a light wrap / sun protection]. The reception is [indoors and climate-controlled]. ## Ceremony and reception logistics ### 13. What time should I arrive? Please arrive by [time] so you can find your seat. The ceremony begins at [time] and we will not be able to wait for latecomers. ### 14. Where is the ceremony and reception? Both happen at [venue name], [address]. The ceremony is in [location, such as the garden], and cocktail hour follows in [location]. See our [schedule page link] for the full timeline. ### 15. Is parking available? Yes. There is [free / paid] parking at [lot name or address]. [Overflow parking is available at [location].] If you would rather skip parking, [a shuttle runs from [hotel] at [time]]. ### 16. Will there be a shuttle? [Yes, a shuttle leaves [hotel] at [time] and returns at [time] and [time].] / [No, but rideshare is easy to find in [town].] Please plan your ride home before the evening begins. ### 17. Will food be served, and can you accommodate dietary needs? Yes, we will serve [plated dinner / buffet / food stations]. Please share allergies or dietary needs in your RSVP and we will make sure the kitchen knows. ### 18. Will there be an open bar? [Yes, we will have beer, wine and a signature cocktail.] / [We will serve wine, beer and champagne during dinner.] Non-alcoholic options will also be available all night. ## Travel and hotel blocks ### 19. Where should I stay? We have reserved a room block at [hotel name], [address], at [rate or "a special group rate"]. Use the code [code] or this link [link] to book before [cut-off date]. ### 20. What if the hotel block is full? Other nearby options include [hotel 2] and [hotel 3]. [Short-term rentals in [neighborhood] also work well for groups.] ### 21. What is the best way to get there? The closest airport is [airport name], about [travel time] from the venue. From there, you can [rent a car / take a rideshare / use the shuttle]. ### 22. Is there anything to do in town? Yes! We love [restaurant], [coffee shop] and [landmark]. Our favorites are listed on our [travel page link]. ## Gifts and registry ### 23. Do I have to bring a gift? Your presence is the best gift we could ask for. If you would like to give something, our registry is [link], but please never feel obligated. ### 24. Do you accept cash or honeymoon contributions? Yes, thank you for thinking of us. We have a [honeymoon / home fund] at [link]. If you are curious how couples set these up, our [guide to wedding cash funds](/blog/wedding-cash-funds-honeymoon-registry-2026-guide) walks through the options. ### 25. Where do I leave a card or gift at the wedding? There will be a card box near [location]. Please do not bring large gifts to the venue. You can ship them to [address] instead. ## Photos and the unplugged ceremony ### 26. Will the ceremony be unplugged? Yes. We would love for everyone to be fully present, so please keep phones and cameras tucked away during the ceremony. Our photographer will capture every moment, and we will share the photos with you. ### 27. Can I take photos during the reception? Absolutely, snap away once the ceremony ends. Please tag us with [hashtag] so we can find every shot. ### 28. When will we see the professional photos? Our photographer expects to deliver the gallery within [timeframe]. We will share the link on this site as soon as it is ready. ## Accessibility ### 29. Is the venue accessible for guests with limited mobility? Yes. The venue has [step-free entry, an accessible restroom, and reserved seating near the ceremony]. If you need anything else, email [name] at [email] and we will arrange it. ### 30. Who do I contact if I have a special request? Email [name] at [email] or text [phone]. We want every guest to be comfortable, so please tell us what would help, whether it is seating, a quiet space or an easier route in. ## A quick checklist for a good FAQ for a wedding website A good FAQ for a wedding website is easy to scan, written the way you actually talk, and kept current. A few habits help: - Group questions by topic, not in random order. - Put the most-asked ones first, usually RSVP, dress code and kids. - Name one person guests can contact if something is missing. - Read the page on your phone, because that is where most guests will see it. - Update it as details change, and check it again a month before the wedding. Mistakes in details like dates or the hotel code cause the most confusion, so also skim our [list of wedding website mistakes couples make](/blog/wedding-website-mistakes-couples-make) before you publish. ## Build your wedding website Every Wedflip site includes online RSVP, and the templates have sections for your story, schedule and travel details, so you can place these answers where guests expect them. You can start free for 30 days with no credit card at [wedflip.com/free-wedding-website](/free-wedding-website), then pick the layout that fits your day.