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Understanding the Guest Experience

Guests

What do your guests see? Overview of password protection, RSVP access, token links, phase redirects, and the public page experience.

Where do I find this?
Public page: /w/[slug]

Step by Step

  1. 1Guests open your wedding page via the link /w/[your-slug]
  2. 2If password protection is active: Guests enter the password (or use an access key)
  3. 3Guests only see content from the currently active phase (Save the Date / Wedding Website / Gallery)
  4. 4RSVP: Guests can respond via the open link or their personal token link
  5. 5Token link (/w/[slug]/rsvp?token=...): Automatically identifies the guest, no password needed
  6. 6Open RSVP link: Guests enter their own name and email
  7. 7Gallery: Guests can view photos and – if enabled – upload their own
  8. 8Live slideshow: /w/[slug]/live shows approved photos as fullscreen slideshow

Tips

  • Test the guest experience via preview – or open the link in incognito mode
  • Access keys allow different passwords for different guest groups
  • The personal token link is the best way for RSVP – no risk of confusion
  • Guests on mobile devices get an optimized view
  • If the site is not published, guests see a 'Not yet available' page

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Publish Site

Go live with your wedding website – guests can now visit it

Configure RSVP Form

Upgrade Feature

Define what guests need to provide when RSVPing – from meal preferences to plus-ones, video intro, and appearance

Create Access Keys

Create different access levels for different guest groups – ideal for multi-part weddings with different invitation circles

Understanding Website Phases

Your wedding website has three phases: Save the Date, Wedding Website, and Gallery. Each phase has its own sections and is controlled separately.

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