Your website: booking, leads, feedback and more

Put booking, a lead form, feedback, testimonials and what is in the store on your own website, and swap out the BridalLive code.

Everything is in Settings, Your website. Owners change it; managers can see it and copy the codes. It works on Wix, Squarespace, WordPress, GoDaddy, Shopify and any website that lets you add an "Embed", "HTML" or "Code" block.

What you can put on your website

Appointment booking. Brides pick the kind of appointment, a day and an open time. Your online booking settings decide whether it goes straight on the calendar or is a request you confirm. If no time suits her, she can join the waitlist.
Lead form. "Tell us what you are shopping for": a wedding gown, bridesmaids, prom, a tux and so on. She becomes a customer, you get a New lead task on Home and an email.
Feedback form. After her visit. Three stars or less makes a task for a manager to call her.
Questions before her visit. Your own questions (event date, styles she loves, budget, who is coming). Her answers show on the appointment and in her customer notes.
Testimonials. Feedback she said you may show, after you publish it. Only her first name and last initial show (for example Emily B.).
In store now. The gowns on your floor to try on, with designer, style, color, sizes and a photo. Off until you turn it on.

Copy the code

Open Settings, Your website. The first time, press Save your website once to get your web address.
Under 1. Copy the code, pick the form.
For booking you can pick which kinds of appointment show (for example only Bridal on your bridal page, only Prom on your prom page), tick Brides ask, you approve for a page where you confirm each one, and tick Short version for fewer questions.
Pick English or Spanish.
Press Preview to see it with your colors, then Copy code.
In your website's editor, add an Embed or HTML block where the form should show, paste, save and publish.

The code is two lines: the form, and one small line that makes the form as tall as it needs to be so there is no scrollbar inside it. If your website company does not allow that second line, untick Fit the page to the form.

Want a button instead? Press Copy link instead and use the link on a "Book now" button, in an email or on Instagram.

Swap out the BridalLive code

Sign in to your website's editor and open your Appointments or Book now page.
Find the box that shows the BridalLive calendar. Its code has app.bridallive.com in it.
Delete everything in that box, paste the BridalIQ code, save and publish.
Open your website on your phone and book a test appointment. It shows on your Calendar (and on Home, if you approve each one).
Do the same for any other BridalLive form on your site: lead form, feedback, testimonials.

Running both for a while?Keep BridalLive's scheduler on until you stop using BridalLive, so nobody is booked in both. If you are stuck, send your website company the code with the words "replace the BridalLive iframe with this".

Colors and font

Under 3. Look, pick your main color (buttons and the picked time), the color of the words on buttons, the page background (or see-through, so your website shows behind the form) and a font. Tick Use it next to each color you want. The preview shows them before you save.

Feedback and testimonials

Tick Feedback after a visit.
In Messages, reminders and automations, put {feedback_link} in your follow-up message or an automation. Each bride gets her own link, which knows her visit.
New feedback shows at the bottom of the card. If she ticked that you may show it, press Publish on website. Press Take off website to remove it again.
Put the Testimonials code on your reviews page.

Questions before her visit

Write your questions under 5. Questions before her visit, one per line.
Put {interview_link} in your confirmation message.
Her answers show when you open the appointment, under Before her visit. You can also copy her link from there to text it.

In store now

Tick In store now list to share what is on your floor. Cost never shows. Pieces held for a bride and special orders never show. Prices show only if you tick Show prices in the list. Your website company can also read the list directly from the address shown on the card; it updates every 5 minutes.

Analytics: Facebook, Google and TikTok

Under 4. Your website and analytics:

Your website address. Type it (for example ggformals.com). The forms tell only that website when someone books, so its analytics can count it.
Facebook Pixel, Google Analytics 4, TikTok. Optional. Paste your IDs. A booking counts as Schedule and a lead form as Lead. They only run on your BridalIQ pages, and never with her name, email or phone. When the form sits on your website with the second line of the code, your website's own pixel counts it instead, so nothing is counted twice.

For your website company: the form sends these messages to your page (no names, emails or phone numbers): bridaliq.type_selected, bridaliq.time_selected, bridaliq.booked, bridaliq.waitlisted and bridaliq.lead_sent. With the second line of the code they also arrive as a bridaliq event on the page and in Google Tag Manager's data layer.

Safe by design

Every form has the same protections as booking: a limit on how often one place can send, Cloudflare's "are you a person?" check when it is turned on, and a size limit. Everything sent is kept in the customer's history, marked as done by the customer.