Event Page & Sharing
Build your event page
Assemble a public page for your event from blocks — cover, details, map, schedule, RSVP and more.
On this page
What it is
A block-based builder for a public web page about your event. You add the sections you want, fill them in, preview, and publish. Guests visit it at a link named after your event.
When to use it
Once the essentials are settled — date, place, and how you want people to reply.
Who can use it
The event owner, and platform staff. The published page is for guests.
Where to find it
- Open an event → Event Website
- Event Website (no event selected)
Before you start
- An event with a date and a location worth publishing.
Step by step
Open your event and choose Event Website.
Add blocks in the order guests should read them. Start with a Hero, then Event Details.
Fill each block in. Keep it short — a guest reads this on a phone, standing up.
Add an RSVP block so guests can reply without leaving the page.
Use the live preview beside the editor to check it as you go.
Save, then publish.
What you should end up with
Options and settings
- Hero / Cover
- The first thing guests see — a picture, the names, the date.
- Event Details
- The practical facts: date, time, dress code, anything they must know.
- Location & Map
- The address with a map.
- Schedule
- The order of the day.
- RSVP Form
- Your RSVP form, embedded so guests reply in place.
- FAQ
- The questions you would otherwise answer eighty times.
- Bridal Party / Honorees
- The people with a part to play.
- Our Story
- The narrative section, for weddings and anniversaries.
- Hotels & Stays / Travel & Transport
- For guests travelling in.
- Registry & Gifts
- Links to your registry.
- Photo Gallery
- Pictures.
- Your Table
- Shows a signed-in guest where they are sitting.
- Custom Embed
- For something we do not have a block for.
Common mistakes
- Publishing without previewing on a phone. Most guests will never see the desktop version.
- Putting the RSVP block at the very bottom of a long page, so nobody reaches it.
- Writing the address as "the usual place". Guests are typing it into a map.
- Saving but not publishing, then wondering why the link shows nothing.
If something goes wrong
- The preview does not show my latest edit.
- The preview refreshes after a successful save. Save, then look again.
- The public link shows an old version.
- You have unpublished changes. Publish them.
- The RSVP block is empty.
- Build and save the RSVP form first — the block renders the form you built.
Worth knowing
- Write the FAQ block last, after the first ten questions have arrived. It writes itself.
Related guides
- Which page blocks to useA short opinion on which sections earn their place, by event type.
- Control who can see your event pageDecide whether the page is open to anyone, link-only, or behind a password.
- Share your event linkCopy the link, make a QR code, or email guests — from one place.
- Build your RSVP formStart from a template, add the questions you need, set a deadline, and preview it before anyone sees it.
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