Edit Your Wedding Website

Opening the editor

To open the website editor, go to Dashboard > Website. This launches a full-screen editing environment separate from the regular dashboard layout. The editor takes over the entire viewport so you can focus on customizing your site.

The editor layout

The editor uses a split-panel design:

• Left side — a live preview of your wedding website rendered inside an iframe
• Right side — a sidebar with your page list, page editor, and site settings

The preview updates automatically as you make changes. When you save content in the sidebar, the preview refreshes without a full page reload, so you see your edits reflected instantly.

The top navigation bar

A slim toolbar runs across the top of the editor with the following controls:

• Close button (X icon) — exits the editor and returns you to the dashboard
• Edit Website label — shown on screens wider than mobile
• Device toggle — switches the preview between desktop and mobile views (more on this below)
• Share — copies your public wedding website URL to the clipboard
• View — opens your live wedding website in a new browser tab

Desktop vs mobile preview

The device toggle in the center of the top bar lets you switch between two preview modes:

• Desktop — the iframe fills the entire available width, giving you a realistic view of how your site looks on a laptop or large screen
• Mobile — the iframe shrinks to 375 by 812 pixels with rounded corners and a subtle shadow, simulating how your site appears on a phone

This toggle is hidden on small screens since you are already viewing on a mobile device.

Browsing your pages

The sidebar starts on the page list view. Under the Pages heading, you will see all the pages that make up your wedding website:

• Home — cover photo, couple names, and wedding events
• Our Story — share your love story with text, images, and timelines
• Photos — photo gallery
• Wedding Party — introduce your bridesmaids, groomsmen, and other important people
• Q + A — frequently asked questions for your guests
• Registry — gift registry links and details
• Wedding Information — travel, accommodation, dress code, and other details
• RSVP — the guest RSVP page

Click any page name to select it. The preview on the left navigates to that page so you can see it while you edit.

Editing a page

When you select a page, the sidebar switches to the page editor view. A back arrow at the top takes you back to the page list.

For most pages, you will see two tabs:

• Content — manage content blocks (text sections, images, Q&A items, and more). Use the Add Block button to insert new content. Blocks can be reordered by dragging them, and each block has options to edit, duplicate, or delete.
• Settings — change the Page Title and toggle Show in Navigation to control whether the page appears in your site’s menu.

Some pages have specialized editors instead of the block-based content tab:

• Home — a dedicated editor for your cover photo, couple names, and event display settings
• Registry — inline controls for managing your registry configuration
• RSVP — settings specific to the RSVP experience

Settings in the sidebar

Above the page list, you will find the Settings section with two links:

• Design — takes you to the theme selection page where you can browse and apply a new theme
• Privacy & URL — takes you to the password settings page where you can set a password to protect your site and manage your URL

Editing on mobile devices

On smaller screens, the sidebar is hidden to give the preview as much room as possible. Instead, a bottom toolbar appears with an Edit Page button.

Tapping Edit Page opens a bottom sheet that slides up and covers most of the screen. This sheet contains the same sidebar content — page list, page editor, and settings — so you have full editing capability on your phone.

Tap outside the sheet or use the close button to dismiss it and return to the preview.

Tips

• Use mobile preview before sharing — toggle to the mobile view to make sure your site looks good on phones, since most of your guests will view it on mobile.
• Show in Navigation — if a page is not ready yet, turn off the navigation toggle in its settings. The page will still exist but will not appear in your site’s menu.
• Drag to reorder — content blocks can be rearranged by dragging, so experiment with the order to find the best flow for your guests.
• Changes save automatically — the preview refreshes after every save, so you can see your updates in real time without manually refreshing.