RSVPs that arrive where your guests already are

Why WhatsApp works better than email invitations

Email invitations get buried under newsletters, filtered as promotions, or opened weeks later. A WhatsApp message comes from a name your guests know and sits in the same place as their family and friend chats.

That matters most for guests who rarely use email: grandparents, younger cousins, and friends abroad. One link reaches all of them in the way they already talk to you.

How it works

Create your event website, add your date, venue, schedule and any questions you want to ask, such as meal choice or plus ones.

Share the invitation link to individual chats or groups on WhatsApp. Guests tap the link, see your page, and reply attending, declined or maybe without creating an account.

Each reply updates your guest list, so you always know your headcount without scrolling back through chat messages.

Reminders without awkward chasing

Some guests always forget to reply. Instead of writing to each person by hand, you can see exactly who has not answered and send them a friendly WhatsApp nudge with the same link.

Because guests can update their answer at any time, last minute changes are captured too.

Great for every celebration

WhatsApp RSVPs suit weddings, birthdays, baby showers, anniversaries and dinner parties, and they are especially helpful for destination events where guests live in different countries.

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