Make a wedding website with an RSVP form
Describe your wedding and get a one-page website with your story, the schedule, good-to-know details and an RSVP form. Preview it free.
This preview shows the first 10 sections and does not keep your file.
Need a different result? Turn anything into anything: drop any file, pick what you want out of it.Try it →Need guests to answer? An invitation page has an RSVP form, a calendar file and a guest list you can download. Make one.
Prefer to start from a finished example? Open the template, then change it by chatting.
Guests ask the same five questions: where, when, what to wear, how to get there and whether children can come. A wedding website answers them once, in one place, and collects the replies at the same time. This tool takes your own words and lays them out as a one-page site with a hero, your story, a schedule and a list of practical details, and ends with an RSVP form asking who is coming, how many and any food needs. Everything on the page comes from what you wrote.
What you get
Your story, your schedule
The couple, the date and the order of the day are laid out from your description. Nothing is invented: if you did not give a time, it is not on the page.
An RSVP that works
Guests answer yes or no, add their number of guests and a note about food. You can add or change questions after you publish.
A page, not a chain of messages
Send one link instead of repeating the details in every group chat.
How it works
- Step 1
Describe it in your own words.
- Step 2
See the page, with its form, in the preview.
- Step 3
Create a free account to edit it, publish it on a link and get the answers.
Who uses it
Couples
Collect replies and dietary needs in one list instead of a spreadsheet of messages.
Wedding planners
Give a client a clean details page to send with the invitation.
Families abroad
Share a link with relatives who need the schedule and travel details in advance.
Questions
Can guests reply without an account?
Yes. They open your link and fill in the form. They do not need an account, and they pass a short robot check before sending.
Can I use my own domain?
Not at the moment. A published page lives on a link on this site.
Can I keep the page private?
A published page is visible to anyone who has the link. Do not put anything on it you would not want a guest to forward.
Where do the RSVPs go?
Once the page is published from your account, each one is saved in a Responses tab that only you can open, and emailed to you at your verified address with the sender as the reply-to. In the free preview the form is shown but does not send.