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A simple wedding RSVP link for your guests

Chasing replies by text and email is the worst part of planning a wedding. Share one link or QR code, let guests choose their meal and plus-one, and watch the list fill in while you get on with everything else.

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Guests never need an account.

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 and dietary needs

    Offer your menu options and collect allergies in the same step, so the caterer gets one clean list.

  • Plus-ones, with limits

    Decide who can bring a guest. Invited plus-ones can be named, or switched off altogether.

  • Dress code

    Show a dress code on the invitation, from black tie to smart casual.

  • Transport and accommodation

    Ask who needs a lift to the venue or a place to stay, so you can plan shuttles and room blocks.

Start from a designed cover

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

  • Golden Milestone Gala invitation cover
    Golden Milestone Gala
  • Garden Gathering invitation cover
    Garden Gathering

Planning tips

  • Set an RSVP deadline before the caterer’s

    Give guests a deadline about two weeks before the one you owe your venue, so you have time to chase stragglers.

  • Ask for meal choices in the RSVP

    It is much easier to collect a choice once, at the time of replying, than to follow up with each guest later.

  • Use an invite-only link for a small guest list

    Personal links tie each reply to the person you invited, which keeps the list tidy and stops strangers replying.

Questions

Can I keep the guest list private?

Yes. Make the event invite-only so each guest replies with their own personal link, and choose whether guests can see who else is coming.

Can I limit plus-ones?

Yes. You can allow named plus-ones or keep replies to one guest per invitation.

What if a guest needs to change their reply?

They can edit their RSVP from the link in their confirmation email, and you see the update straight away.

Can guests add photos after the wedding?

Yes. Open a shared gallery and guests add their photos to one private album, with duplicates removed.

Ready to send your wedding rsvp invitation?

Invite your guests, collect the RSVPs and end up with one gallery of the day.

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