Online wedding invitations that track their own RSVPs
A wedding guest list is the one spreadsheet you never wanted to maintain. Share a single link and let the replies tally themselves — with seat limits you control, a reply deadline that closes politely, and a shared gallery that collects every photo your guests take.
Why hosts use it
Plus-ones that stay within budget
You allot seats per invitation. A guest can claim the two you gave them and not a third, so the catering count you send on Monday is still true on Friday.
One link for save-the-dates and the invite
The same address works for both. Send it early as a save-the-date, then fill in the venue, timings and dress code later — nobody needs a second link, and nothing lands in spam.
Every guest photo in one gallery
Guests upload from the reception without downloading anything. You get the candids your photographer was never going to catch, at full quality, in one place.
How it works
- Create your wedding and pick a theme that matches your stationery.
- Add your guest list and set how many seats each invitation may claim.
- Share one link by message, email or QR code on a printed card.
- Watch RSVPs, meal choices and guest photos arrive in one dashboard.
Questions
Can I collect meal choices with the RSVP?
Yes. Add the question to your invite and each guest answers as they reply, so the count and the choices arrive together instead of in two separate chases.
Can we use this alongside printed invitations?
That is the common setup. Print the card, put your link or a QR code on it, and let the replies come in online instead of by post.
What happens after our reply deadline?
The invite politely tells late guests that RSVPs have closed, and your final numbers stop moving — so the figure you give the caterer stays the figure.
Is there a guest limit on the free plan?
The free plan covers one event up to 25 guests. Most weddings run larger, so Premium lifts the limit and unlocks all 18 themes.
