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Add sections to your invite

Where to stay, getting there, the menu, what to wear with your colors, the place with a map, or your own words, on every guest’s invite.

Every invite has the date, the place, your details and the RSVP. Sections add more under the details, for any party: a birthday’s menu, a reunion’s hotels, the colors for a themed night.

Add one

On the party’s page, tap Sections. Tap + Add a section and pick one:

• Where to stay: up to six hotels, each with its booking link, its room-block code and a note (“$159 a night, ten minutes away”).
• Getting there: a line each for flying in, the shuttle, parking and rides home.
• The menu: course by course, with a line under it.
• What to wear: the dress code from Edit details, a few words of your own, and the colors you love as swatches.
• The venue and map: the party’s place with a map and Get directions. The address comes from Edit details.
• Your own words: a heading and anything else guests should know. Add as many as you like.

It opens right away to fill in. Tap Save, and the invite beside the list shows it the way guests will. On a phone, switch between Edit and See it. Tap a section on the invite to open it in the list.

Or ask the party helper: “Add a hotel section: the Hyatt, code SAMALEX,” “the menu is carne asada tacos and churros,” “we love sage and dusty rose.” It writes the section from what you tell it, changes one when you ask (“change the code to SAMALEX2”), and takes one off. It never makes up a hotel, a code, a price or a dish you didn’t give it.

How they look

Sections take your design’s colors and fonts, and its style. Each one opens under a small picture painted in the same style as your design’s art: a watercolor plate on a watercolor design, a neon sign on a neon one. On the one-page layouts, the invite’s own parts (the plan, who’s coming, questions, the guest wall) have their own paintings too. The layout you picked in Edit details sets how they’re arranged: as cards, centered like a printed menu, or as clean lists.

Change the order, hide or remove

Each section has ↑ Up and ↓ Down, Hide it (it comes off the invite and keeps what’s in it) and Remove.

A section shows only once it has something in it, so adding one never puts an empty box in front of guests.

Who sees them

Sections show on each guest’s own invite, in Spanish too when that’s their language: the headings and buttons change, and your own words stay as you wrote them. They don’t show on the party’s public link, like your links and photos.

When the party is part of a weekend, its sections show on the weekend’s page too, under the list of parties, each named by its party. A section two parties share word for word (the same hotels for the whole weekend) shows once.

A wedding website has its own sections. See Make a wedding website.