script.js and index.html to point the form at your backend and reflect your own wedding details.
Configuration steps
Update the Apps Script URL in script.js
Open The URL format is always:
script.js and find the submitForm() function. Replace the URL value with the web app URL you copied after deploying your Google Apps Script:Update the wedding date for the countdown
In The countdown timer calculates days, hours, minutes, and seconds from
script.js, find the initCountdown() function and update the date and time to match your wedding:new Date() to this target. When the distance reaches zero, the timer displays 00 across all units and replaces the countdown block with a celebration message.Use the format "Mon DD, YYYY HH:MM:SS" — this is parsed by the JavaScript Date constructor in the visitor’s local timezone.Update couple names in index.html
Open This heading is displayed prominently over the cover photo and is the first text guests see when the page loads.
index.html and find the hero section. Update the <h1> with the couple’s names:Update date and venue in the hero section
Directly below the names, update the date-time display and venue information:The
date-time div is a static display string — it does not need to match the JavaScript Date format. Use whatever format suits your locale and style.Update the Wedding Details section cards
The Venue card — venue name, address, and map link:Parking card — parking details and the thumbnail image:
#details section contains three cards: time, venue address, and parking. Find each detail-card and update the content to match your event:Time card — date, reception time, and dinner time: