General Settings

Configure your wedding website details and appearance. Changes save themselves.

Saved

Bride's Name

Groom's Name

Wedding Date

Wedding Time

Countdown Display Mode

Choose the countdown display style - Days Only shows a larger, more prominent display

Venue Name

Location (City, State)

Admin Panels

Panels

Each new panel opens beside the last, pushing it left. Saved on this device.

Navigation Display

Logo Mode

Use a wedding logo image in the navigation bar instead of names

Name Mode (Default): Displays bride and groom names in the navigation bar

Logo Mode: Displays your wedding logo image. Set the logo in Admin → Photos → "Set Wedding Logo"

RSVP Data

Contact Email

Shown on the RSVP page for guests having trouble.

RSVP Deadline

The public RSVP page shows this date and counts down the days remaining.

Accommodations / Room Block

Shown to guests on the RSVP confirmation screen. Leave the hotel name blank to hide the room-block card entirely.

Hotel / Room Block Name

Booking URL

Room Block Message

Shown on the RSVP confirmation card. Leave blank to use the default wording. You can use these tokens:

{names} — the couple's names (e.g. Heaven & Austin)
{hotel} — the hotel / room block name above
{book} — a clickable "Book Your Room" link. Its address comes from the Booking URL above, so editing this message can never break the link.

Email (SMTP)

The RSVP confirmation and the notification to you go out over SMTP. The credentials live in the stack's environment, not in this page — here you can see their state and send a test mail.

Checking the mail settings…

RSVP Verification

How an RSVP proves it belongs to the household it edits.

Automatic (recommended)

Email link when SMTP is set up, otherwise Verify by email.

Email link

Strongest. A guest gets a link by email for every RSVP, first one or an update. Needs SMTP — with none set up, guests can't get in.

Verify by email

No email needed to send. A first RSVP opens right away; changing one already on file needs the email it was sent with — a knowledge check, not proof of that inbox.

Simple (not recommended)

No check at all, even on an update — the way the form worked before either mode existed. Anyone who knows a name can see and change that RSVP.

Currently using: Verify by email (checking mail settings…)