Your event website

The branded page where your guests RSVP and manage their details.

Every event comes with its own website — the branded page your guests land on to RSVP. There's nothing to build; it's ready the moment you create your event.

What guests can do there

• RSVP to each function they're invited to
• Add or update their dietary requirements
• Add a plus-one, if you allow it
• See a countdown and the order of the day, if you've switched those on
• Browse and claim from your gift registry, if it's turned on

Make it yours

Open Website under Guest Experience. The live preview on the right is the real page, so what you see is what guests get — switch between phone and desktop to check both.

• **Photo.** Add a hero photo, then click the part of it that must stay in view. Phones crop the sides and wide screens crop the top and bottom, so this keeps the right faces in frame everywhere.
• **Colours.** Picked from your photo automatically; adjust them if you like.
• **Sections.** Drag to set the order guests see. Welcome, RSVP and the gift registry are always there; Countdown and Schedule can be switched on. The gift registry stays in the page's navigation whenever it's on, so nobody misses it.
• **Your own sections.** Add as many Text and FAQ sections as you need, and put them wherever you like in the order.

Publishing your changes

There's no Save button, because there's nothing to forget. Every change you make is kept as a draft the moment you make it, and the bar at the bottom of the page tells you where things stand.

• **Not visible to guests yet** means you have changes in your draft. Guests still see the version you last published.
• **Publish** puts your draft live. Guests see it the next time they open their link.
• **Discard changes** throws your draft away and puts the published version back in the editor. What guests see never changes.

So you can rewrite your FAQ over three evenings without a half-finished answer ever reaching a guest, and you can close the tab mid-sentence and pick it up later.

Two things don't wait for Publish, because they aren't part of your website:

• The **Schedule** tick boxes, which belong to your Timeline and are shared with the Timeline page.
• The **gift registry** and **RSVP questions**, which have pages of their own.

**Reset** (top right) is different again: it puts your photo, colours, order and writing back to the defaults for guests as well as for you. Guests can still RSVP.

Writing your own sections

Two kinds, both added from the bottom of the section list:

• **Text** — a heading and a block of writing. Leave a blank line to start a new paragraph. Good for dress code, travel, accommodation and parking.
• **FAQ** — the questions guests keep asking, each with your answer. All the answers show at once, so guests can skim them or search the page rather than opening each one.

Give a section a heading and you can add it to the menu at the bottom of the guest page, so people can jump straight to it. A section you haven't written anything in yet won't show to guests, and neither will an FAQ question without an answer — the editor tells you when that's the case. You can also switch a section off to hide it without losing what you wrote.

Countdown and schedule

The countdown counts to the first function each guest is invited to, in your event's timezone. Until a function has a start time, it counts the days to the event date.

The schedule comes straight from your Timeline. Function times always appear for the functions a guest is invited to. For everything else, untick "Show on RSVP website" on a timeline entry (or in the Schedule section of the Website page) to keep it off the guest page — handy for vendor bump-in and other behind-the-scenes moments. Guests only ever see the entries for functions they're invited to; a family sharing one RSVP sees the union of theirs.