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Dinner party invitations with meal choices and dietary needs

Hosting a dinner means knowing who is vegetarian, who cannot eat gluten and who wants a glass of red. Collect it all with the RSVP, so you can plan the menu once instead of replying to a dozen messages.

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What your guests are asked

The RSVP form is built for this kind of event, so you get the answers you need in one reply.

  • Meal choice

    Offer your menu options, such as beef, fish or vegetarian, and have each guest pick one.

  • Dietary requirements and allergies

    Collect allergies and dietary needs in the RSVP, so the menu works for everyone at the table.

  • Drink preferences

    Ask whether guests want red, white, bubbly, beer or something non-alcoholic.

  • Who to sit with

    Guests say who they would like to sit next to, which makes a seating plan easier.

Start from a designed cover

Pick a cover, change the text and fonts, and every link you share previews as a rich card.

  • Garden Gathering invitation cover
    Garden Gathering
  • Sunset Rooftop Social invitation cover
    Sunset Rooftop Social

Planning tips

  • Ask for dislikes as well as allergies

    A guest who hates coriander will not mention it unless you ask. A short “foods you really dislike” field does the job.

  • Set a deadline you can shop to

    Make the RSVP deadline a few days before you order or shop, so the final numbers are firm.

  • Keep the table small enough to talk

    Cap the number of guests with a capacity limit, and use the waitlist for anyone extra.

Questions

Can I offer set menu options?

Yes. Add your own choices, one per line, and require every guest in a reply to pick one.

Can I cap the number of guests?

Yes. Set a capacity and, if you like, switch on a waitlist so a spot opens up when someone drops out.

Will guests see each other’s dietary details?

No. Dietary requirements are shared with the host, not with other guests.

Can I invite people individually?

Yes. Invite-only events give each guest a personal link tied to their name.

Planning guides

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