Edit Your Q&A Page

Accessing the page

Open the website editor at Dashboard > Website and select Q + A from the page list in the sidebar. The preview on the left will navigate to your Q&A page so you can see changes as you make them.

Available content blocks

The Q&A page supports three block types. Tap the Add Block button at the bottom of the content list to insert one.

Q&A

The primary block for this page. Each Q&A block contains:

• Question — the question text your guests will see
• Answer — your response, displayed below the question
• Alignment — position the text to the left, center, or right

Use one Q&A block per question so guests can scan the page quickly.

Title & Body

A heading paired with optional body text. Use Title & Body blocks to group related questions under a topic heading such as “Travel & Accommodation” or “Dress Code.” Fields include:

• Title — the section heading
• Body — optional supporting text below the title
• Alignment — left, center, or right

Spacer

Adds vertical spacing between blocks. Choose from three sizes:

• Small — 5 px
• Medium — 10 px
• Large — 20 px

Spacers are useful for adding breathing room between sections without extra text.

Working with blocks

Each block in the content list has a set of actions:

• Add — tap Add Block to insert a new block at the end of the list
• Edit — click a block to open it. The Content tab holds the block’s text fields, while the Settings tab offers alignment and other options
• Reorder — drag blocks up or down to rearrange them
• Duplicate — copy an existing block to quickly create a similar one
• Delete — remove a block you no longer need

Changes are saved when you confirm an edit, and the preview refreshes automatically.

Structuring your Q&A page

A well-organized Q&A page groups questions by topic so guests can find answers fast. A recommended layout:

1. Add a Title & Body block with the section heading (e.g., “Ceremony & Reception”).
2. Add Q&A blocks for each question in that section.
3. Optionally add a Spacer block before the next section heading.
4. Repeat for each topic.

This pattern gives the page clear visual sections without overwhelming guests with a single long list.

Suggested questions

Below are common wedding FAQs guests tend to look for. Pick the ones that apply to your celebration.

Ceremony & Reception

• What time should I arrive?
• Where exactly is the venue?
• Is there parking at the venue?
• Will the ceremony be indoors or outdoors?

Dress Code

• What is the dress code?
• Are there any colors I should avoid wearing?
• Should I bring a change of shoes for the reception?

Guests & Plus-Ones

• Can I bring a plus-one?
• Are children welcome?
• Can I bring a date who was not named on the invitation?

Gifts & Registry

• Do you have a gift registry?
• Can I send a gift if I cannot attend?
• Do you prefer cash or physical gifts?

Food & Drink

• Will there be options for dietary restrictions (vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, halal)?
• Is alcohol being served?
• Can I make a special meal request?

Travel & Accommodation

• Are there recommended hotels nearby?
• Is transportation provided between the hotel and venue?
• What is the best way to get to the venue from the airport?

Photos & Social Media

• Is it an unplugged ceremony?
• Is there a wedding hashtag?
• When will professional photos be available?

You do not need to include every question listed above. Choose the ones your guests are most likely to ask and add any that are specific to your event.

Tips

• Start with the most-asked questions — dress code, parking, and plus-one policies are almost always the first things guests look for.
• Keep answers short — one or two sentences per answer is enough. Link to external resources (maps, hotel booking pages) instead of writing lengthy directions.
• Use Title & Body blocks as dividers — grouping questions under clear headings makes the page easier to scan than a flat list.
• Update as plans finalize — add or edit Q&A blocks as you confirm details like shuttle schedules or accommodation blocks.
• Check both views — toggle between desktop and mobile preview in the editor to make sure the page reads well on all screen sizes.