Planning a wedding means coordinating dozens—or hundreds—of guest responses. A wedding RSVP website gives your guests a simple way to confirm attendance online, while giving you one clear place to track who’s coming, who isn’t, and how many seats to plan for.
With Save This Date, couples create a dedicated wedding RSVP website and invite guests to respond online, by SMS, or through WhatsApp—without requiring any downloads or accounts. Guests reply in seconds from their phone, and responses update automatically in your dashboard.
A wedding RSVP website replaces paper reply cards and manual follow-ups with a digital response system. Instead of chasing guests, responses are collected automatically and organized for you.
If you want guests to respond through messaging, see RSVP by WhatsApp. For SMS-based replies, see RSVP via text message (SMS).
Wedding guest lists change frequently. Some guests reply late, others change plans, and keeping counts accurate becomes difficult with spreadsheets or phone calls. An online RSVP website keeps all responses in one place and updates automatically.
Couples commonly use RSVP websites to manage seating counts, meal preferences, and last-minute changes—without manually messaging every guest.
A wedding RSVP website is a digital page where guests confirm attendance online. Instead of mailing reply cards, guests respond from their phone or computer, and hosts see all responses in one place.
No. Guests can RSVP directly from their browser, SMS reply, or WhatsApp message without installing anything.
Yes. RSVP responses update automatically, allowing you to see total guest count and individual replies at any time.
Most couples send RSVP requests 6–8 weeks before the wedding date, giving guests enough time to respond while keeping plans accurate.
Many couples collect guest count as part of the RSVP so they can plan seating and catering more accurately. When you set up your RSVP request, you can ask guests to confirm how many will attend.
A clear RSVP request usually includes the wedding date, location (or a link to details), the RSVP deadline, and a simple way to respond. If you’re collecting meal preference or guest count, mention that up front so guests know what they’ll be asked.