Wedsites are awesome, aren’t they? I think they’re pretty much the best thing to happen to weddings since Offbeat Bride. How else can you stop the constant barrage of wedding questions from wonderfully well-meaning guests? With an all-encompassing FAQ page of course!
If you’re sitting at your computer, wondering what exactly you should include on your FAQ, here is a huge master list of the things your guests are dying to know.
How do I get to the venue(s)?
What time should I arrive?
Where should I park?
Will I have to pay for parking?
What should I wear?
Is there a dress code?
What kind of shoes should/shouldn’t I wear?
Are there any colors that guests should avoid wearing?
Are kids welcome?
Can I bring a date?
Does your wedding have a theme?
I am coming from out of town. Where should I stay?
When is the RSVP deadline?
Are the ceremony and reception locations wheelchair accessible?
What is a handfasting/commitment ceremony/collaring ceremony/etc?
What should/could I do between the ceremony and the reception?
Will food be served?
What kind of food will be served?
What if I have a dietary restriction?
Will there be dancing?
Will there be any activities happening that I need to know about?
What time will the reception end?
Can I take pictures? (Perfect if you’re planning an unplugged wedding)
Is there a gifts registry?
What if I want to donate my services to the cause instead of give a gift?
Is there transportation being provided between reception and hotels?
Will last names be changing after the wedding?
I have a question not answered here; how do I contact you?
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