What goes on the Good to know page?

Most designs carry a page for the practical details guests ask about: what to wear, where to park, whether to bring anything. On many designs it is called Good to know. It is optional from top to bottom, so you never have to fill a line you do not need.

The lines it can hold

Which lines appear depends on the design, drawn from this set:

• Dress code (on a birthday or baby design, "Theme & dress code").
• Gifts: a line in your own words, such as "Your presence is the only gift we need".
• Travel, stay & parking.
• What to bring.
• Note for parents, on children's designs.
• Hashtag, printed as one word with its #.
• Questions? Who to contact.
• Reply by, printed under the RSVP form.

Switch it on and fill it in

1. 1On the More details step when you create the invitation, or under Update details later, find the page's box. A page that starts switched off is folded to its heading and reads "Left out of the invitation".
2. 2Switch it on.
3. 3Fill in the lines you want and leave the rest blank.
4. 4Choose Next, or Save under Update details.

The box says "Shown only when you fill in at least one line." That is the rule: a blank line leaves the invitation with its label, the lines under it close up, and a page with every line blank is left out, even when its switch is on.

Filling a line in later

A line you left blank is kept aside with the invitation and asked for again under Update details, so switching Good to know on later brings its lines back to fill in. See blank lines are kept aside.

Hotels and gift lists

Where to stay and the gift registry are pages of their own, with cards guests can tap rather than lines of text. See Where to stay and the gift registry.