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🗓️ Itinerary Overview

Keep your guests informed with a clear timeline of your wedding day.

Written by Nina Dobrev

The Itinerary section lets you create and share a detailed schedule of your wedding day, ensuring your guests know where they need to be, what’s happening, and when. Whether you're planning a single-day celebration or a full wedding weekend, you can organise each event in chronological order to provide a seamless experience for everyone attending.

You can add as many itinerary items as needed, including event names, dates, times, locations, descriptions, and helpful notes. This is especially useful for keeping guests informed about multiple venues, transportation schedules, dress codes, or any important instructions.

The Itinerary is fully integrated with your wedding website, allowing you to easily show or hide the section, customize its appearance in your website navigation, and update the schedule whenever plans change. Once your changes are saved, they are immediately reflected on your published wedding website, ensuring your guests always have access to the latest information.

Your itinerary can include:

  • 💍 Ceremony – Ceremony start time, venue details, and arrival instructions.

  • 🥂 Cocktail Hour – Drinks, canapés, and social gathering before the reception.

  • 🍽️ Reception – Dinner schedule, seating information, and reception venue details.

  • 🎤 Speeches & Dinner – Toasts, meal service, and special presentations.

  • 💃 Evening Celebrations – First dance, cake cutting, entertainment, and dancing.

  • 🚌 Transportation – Shuttle schedules, pickup locations, or parking information.

  • 🎉 Additional Events – Welcome parties, rehearsal dinners, farewell brunches, or any other wedding-related activities before or after the main celebration.

A well-organized itinerary helps your guests feel informed, arrive on time, and enjoy every part of your wedding celebration with confidence.

💡 Tip: Include dress code or arrival instructions directly in the event description (e.g. "Black Tie" or "Please arrive 15 minutes early") so guests don't need to ask.

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