Adding a new page

Create additional pages to organize your wedding website content by topic like travel, events, or accommodations.

Your wedding website can have multiple pages! Maybe you want a separate page for travel info, or one just for your ceremony. Adding pages helps you organize your content.

What you can do with multiple pages

Organize by topic. Put all your travel info on one page, events on another.

Create cleaner navigation. Instead of one super long scrolling page, break it up.

Control what guests see. Different pages can be public or private.

Match different events. Ceremony page, reception page, etc.

How to add a new page

  1. Go to Site in your main navigation
  2. Click Add page in the actions row at the top of the page
  3. Give your page a title
  4. Configure any initial settings (more on that below)
  5. Click Save changes

Your new page is created! Now you can add sections to it.

Page settings when creating

When you create a page, you might configure:

Page title: What the page is called (like "Travel" or "Our Story").

Slug: The URL-friendly version of the title (like "travel" or "our-story"). This usually auto-generates from your title.

Header image: An optional image for the top of the page.

Privacy: Whether the page is public or private.

These can all be edited later too!

After creating the page

Once your page exists:

  1. Add sections to it. Go to the page and add heading, paragraph, timeline, or any other sections you want.
  2. Publish the page. Make sure the page is published (not draft) so guests can see it.
  3. Add it to your navigation menu. Go to Site settings > Menu tab > Navigation links and check the box next to your new page. New pages aren't always automatically added to the menu, so check this after creating one!

Common pages to create

Home: Usually created automatically. Your main landing page.

Our Story: Tell guests how you met!

Events: Details about ceremony, reception, and other events.

Travel: Hotels, directions, airport info.

Things to Do: Local recommendations for out-of-town guests.

Wedding Party: Introduce your bridesmaids and groomsmen.

Registry: Where guests can find your registry.

FAQ: Answer common questions.

Photos: Share engagement photos or pre-wedding pics.

You don't need all of these! Just make the pages that make sense for you.

Tips for multiple pages

Don't overdo it. Too many pages makes navigation confusing. Aim for 3-7 pages.

Name them clearly. Guests should know what to expect from the page title.

Organize logically. Put related info together.

Test navigation. Make sure guests can find what they need easily.

Mobile matters. Check how your navigation menu looks on phones.

Pages vs. sections

Sections are content blocks within a page (like headings, paragraphs, images).

Pages are separate destinations on your site that contain sections.

Think of pages as chapters in a book, and sections as paragraphs within each chapter!

Blank pages

New pages start empty. That's normal! Add sections to fill them with content. A blank page is just a canvas waiting for you to add stuff.

Deleting pages

Changed your mind? You can delete pages anytime. See our article on deleting a page!

Adding pages gives you flexibility to organize your wedding website however makes the most sense for you and your guests!