Guest replies
Guest list
Only people on this list can RSVP. Guests are added the moment you press Add guest — no need to press “Save changes”. Press Save to Sheet to store the list centrally so invites & RSVPs work from any device.
One guest per line, as Name, email (email optional). Example:
Johan Botha, johan@email.com
Order of the day
Edit any time, reorder, add or remove moments. Changes go live when you press Save.
The details
What to wear
These circles appear under “What to Wear” on the site (when no custom graphic is set, or always if you turn on the override above). Give each a name and pick its colour — or press Photo to use a small image instead of a flat colour (like a fabric or floral swatch photo).
Photos
Upload or replace the images on your site here. These are saved with your content and appear on the live site once you press Save changes and re-Publish. Landscape photos work best for the cover and venue; portrait for the story photos. Large files are automatically resized.
At least 2, up to 10. With 2 they show side by side; add a 3rd and they become a sliding carousel on the site. Portrait photos look best.
Accommodation
These options appear to a guest when they tick “I’ll need somewhere to stay” on their RSVP. Fill in what you’ve arranged, nearby alternatives, and budget-friendly picks. Each item has a name, short description, a price note, and an optional link. Guests book and pay for their own accommodation directly — these are recommendations, not reservations made on their behalf.
Registry & payments
Shown at the bottom of the registry section. Line breaks are kept — paste account name, bank, account number, branch code, or a payment link.
Settings
Once your backend is connected (see RSVP & email below), every Save changes also sends your wording straight to your Google Sheet — so edits go live on the site right away, from any device, with nothing to re-upload. Photos are the exception: they only reach guests through Publish.
Publish is your safety net: it downloads a small published-data.js snapshot. Drop it in alongside your site files and re-upload, and guests still see your latest details even if they open the site offline. (Only guest names & codes are published — never their email addresses or your sync key.)
Re-publish after changing photos, or before a big offline event, as a fallback.your-site.netlify.app/*). This key ends up in your public site files, so the referrer restriction is what keeps it from being used elsewhere. Leave blank and guests just get the plain text field, as before.Once your backend is connected above, this panel is unlocked with your Sync key (the SECRET from your Apps Script), checked live against Google — so no one can get in from the site’s source code, and only people who know the key can open the admin from any device. To change it, change SECRET in your script (redeploy as a new version) and update Sync key above to match.
The local passcode below is only a fallback for before a backend is set up:
Reset every text field back to the original wording. Your RSVP list and dropped photos are not affected.