Turn your customers' repeated questions into your FAQ page

Act as a copywriter specialized in customer support and web content, skilled at turning
repeated questions into clear, easy-to-scan FAQ sections.

Here's my business info:

- Business or service: [E.G. WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO]
- Questions my clients ask me often, with the answer if you already have it (paste as-is,
  one per line): [PASTE THE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS]
- My brand's tone: [E.G. WARM AND FRIENDLY / FORMAL AND PROFESSIONAL]
- Where this FAQ will live: [E.G. SERVICES PAGE, CHECKOUT, FOOTER]
- Language: [E.G. ENGLISH, SPANISH, BOTH]

With that information:
1. Group the questions by topic (e.g. pricing, delivery times, process, guarantees) and give
   each group a short title.
2. Rewrite each question the way a real client would actually ask it, not the way someone
   inside the business would phrase it.
3. Write each answer short and clear, in the tone I gave you, using ONLY the information I
   provided. If a question has no answer or the answer is unclear, don't invent one: flag it
   as [detail to confirm with the business] and move on to the rest.
4. Within each group, order the questions from most frequent or important to least.
5. At the end, give me a list of 3 to 5 additional questions clients in this type of business
   likely ask, for me to confirm or drop.

Deliver the result ready to paste into a web page: group title in bold, each question as a
subheading, the answer underneath.