For weddings

A free RSVP website for your wedding

Keep the invitation details and guest replies in one place while you make the decisions that depend on a firm headcount. Send one link with your invitations, then check responses from a private host page.

Why it fits

A simpler way to collect wedding RSVPs

Give guests one reliable link

Add the website to a printed invitation, save-the-date email, or group message. Guests can check the latest time and location before they reply.

Count people, not just replies

Each attending guest can include their party size, so the total is useful for seating, catering, and venue planning.

Change details without starting over

If the schedule or location changes, update the same website. You do not need to create and send a replacement form.

Before you share

What to include on your wedding RSVP website

A guest should be able to open the link, understand the plan, and answer without searching through an old message.

  1. 01

    The names of the couple and the wedding date.

  2. 02

    The ceremony or reception start time, including the correct timezone for destination weddings.

  3. 03

    The venue name, address, and any parking or arrival instructions.

  4. 04

    Your reply-by date and clear guidance about plus-ones or children.

  5. 05

    A short note covering dress, transport, or where guests can find travel and registry information.

Planning note

Keep the guest list easy to act on

State who the invitation covers before guests reach the form. Party size is available for the headcount, and guests can leave a note if they need to clarify their reply.

One website works best when everyone receives the same event details. If a rehearsal dinner or next-day brunch has a different guest list, create a separate event so its replies stay separate too.

FAQ

Questions hosts ask

Do wedding guests need an account to RSVP?

No. Guests open the invitation link, send their reply, and receive an on-screen confirmation without creating an account.

Can we update the wedding website after sending it?

Yes. Use the private management link to change the event details. Anyone opening the public invitation afterward will see the updated information.

Can two people manage the guest list?

Yes, if both trusted hosts have the private management link. That link allows full access to event details and guest replies, so do not include it in the invitation.

Free to use

Start the guest list before you send the invitations

Create the wedding website now, then use the same link everywhere you invite guests.

Create your free RSVP website