The short answer
Answer kids, plus ones, attire, parking, gifts, and RSVP in short lines next to your RSVP button. This post gives you 15 answers to copy plus ordering tips.
Every question you answer here prevents dozens of repeat messages. Guests check the site at night, decide at once, and reply without tagging you.
Key Takeaways
1. Put the FAQ next to the RSVP button so nothing blocks the tap.
2. Keep answers to two lines with names, times, and links where needed.
3. Cover kids, plus ones, attire, parking, gifts, photos, and contact person.
4. Name a contact person who is not the bride.
5. Update the FAQ once when details change.
How to order your FAQ
Start with attendance questions, then logistics, then gifts and photos. Guests decide first, then plan travel, then ask about extras. End with a contact line and an updates note telling guests to check the site instead of scrolling old chats.
Use our complete wedding website checklist before you build.
Attendance answers to copy
1. Are kids invited? We love your kids, but our venue seats are limited. Only children named on your invitation are invited. Thank you for understanding.
2. Can I bring a plus one? Plus ones are listed by name on your invitation. Your message states seats reserved, so please check your personal link.
3. Can I come to the ceremony only? Yes. Please mark ceremony only on your RSVP so we save your church seat and release your reception seat.
4. What if I cannot attend? We will miss you. Please mark decline on the RSVP by the reply date so we can offer your seats to family on the waitlist.
Logistics answers to copy
5. What should I wear? The dress code is formal. Barong and long gown. Please avoid white and the entourage color, which is dusty blue.
6. Where do I park? Parking is available at the venue basement and the open lot across the street. Arrive 45 minutes early for church seating.
7. Is there a map? Yes. Tap the map button under each venue on our site for one tap navigation to ceremony and reception.
8. What time should I arrive? Church doors open at 2 PM. Ceremony starts at 3 PM sharp. Late arrivals will be seated after the bridal march.
9. Who do I contact with questions? Please message our coordinator Ana at [number] for day of questions so the bride can rest.
Gifts, photos, and RSVP answers to copy
10. Where is the RSVP? Tap the RSVP button at the top of this site. It takes under a minute with name, attendance, and headcount.
11. When is the reply date? Kindly reply by January 17. After that date we release unconfirmed seats for the final caterer count.
12. What about gifts? Your presence is the greatest gift. If you wish to give more, a monetary gift in any amount is welcome at the reception table.
13. Can we take photos? Please keep phones away during the ceremony. Our photographers will share official photos. Phones welcome at the reception.
14. Can I post on social media? Yes after we post first. Please tag us so we can find your photos in one place.
15. Will details change? If times or venues change, we update this site first. Please check this link before traveling.
Read our guide on getting guests to RSVP on time.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many FAQ items should we post?
Post 10 to 15. Fewer leaves gaps. More buries the RSVP. Start with the 15 above, then remove any that do not apply to your wedding.
Should the FAQ sit on its own page?
Keep it on the main page next to the RSVP button. Guests should see answers and the reply button in one scroll without opening new tabs.
When should we update the FAQ?
Update once when a detail changes, then send one short message telling guests to recheck the site. Avoid daily edits that confuse early readers.
Conclusion
Copy the answers that fit, adjust names and times, and place the FAQ beside your RSVP button today. That single block quiets the group chat for weeks.
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