Online RSVP
Stop counting replies in a group chat.
Guests tap RSVP on your website and fill in a short form. No app, no account, no login. Every reply comes to your inbox and collects in one list.
Why the RSVP is the part that actually matters
Everything else on a wedding website is nice. The RSVP is the part that does work.
Paper replies go missing. Texts arrive at midnight and get lost above a photo of somebody's dog. Six weeks out you are cross-referencing three sources trying to give a caterer a number, and you are guessing on at least four people.
An RSVP form fixes that by putting every reply in one place, in writing, with a timestamp — including the awkward ones like dietary requirements and who is actually bringing whom.
Paper replies go missing. Texts arrive at midnight and get lost above a photo of somebody's dog. Six weeks out you are cross-referencing three sources trying to give a caterer a number, and you are guessing on at least four people.
An RSVP form fixes that by putting every reply in one place, in writing, with a timestamp — including the awkward ones like dietary requirements and who is actually bringing whom.
What the RSVP handles
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Coming or not
The basic one, in writing, so you are not interpreting a text message.
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How many, and who
Guests tell you exactly who is in their party rather than you assuming.
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Dietary requirements
Collected once, in writing, ready to hand to the caterer instead of reconstructed from memory.
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Shuttle seats
Particularly useful for Maine weddings where the venue and the hotels are twenty minutes apart.
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Anything else you want to ask
Song requests, meal choice, which nights they are staying. Your questions, not a fixed form.
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It all lands in your inbox
Every reply emails you and stays in one list you can go back through.
No app. No account. No login.
This matters more than it sounds. A meaningful part of your guest list is over sixty, and the fastest way to not get an RSVP is to ask somebody to create an account first.
They open your link. They tap RSVP. They type. They are done.
They open your link. They tap RSVP. They type. They are done.
Want your replies in one place?
Send your names, your date and your venue. A first version comes back in about three days.
Start your websiteRSVP questions
Do guests need to make an account?
No. They open the link, tap RSVP and fill in a short form. Nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.
Where do the replies go?
Straight to your email, and they collect together in one list so you can actually count them.
Can we ask our own questions?
Yes — meal choice, song requests, shuttle seats, which nights they are staying. On The Whole Weekend those extra questions are included.
Can we turn the RSVP off after the wedding?
Yes. Most couples switch it off and leave the photo gallery up.
What if someone replies twice or changes their mind?
Both replies come through with timestamps, so the later one is obvious. Guests changing plans is normal and easy to handle.