What's in this template
The core RSVP question with two responses. Add follow-up questions for guest count, meal choice, and dietary requirements before you share it.
Why a link beats reply cards
Guests actually respond
A printed card requires a stamp, a postbox, and remembering. A link takes ten seconds on a phone, which is why online RSVP response rates run far higher.
You get a live count
No spreadsheet, no tallying cards on the kitchen table. The number updates as replies arrive, which matters when the venue wants final numbers.
Dietary requirements arrive with the RSVP
Add an open-text question and you collect allergies and preferences at the same moment, rather than chasing them separately later.
Nobody has to make an account
Older guests in particular abandon anything that asks them to register. A link with two buttons works for everyone.
Set it up in three steps
Add your questions
Start with attendance, then add guest count, meal choice, and dietary requirements as extra questions.
Put the link on your invitation
A short link or QR code on the card, your wedding website, or a save-the-date email.
Watch the numbers
Responses appear live. Export the list when you need final numbers for the venue.