Everything your guests need, at one address
wedding@@jessandharry
What to put on it
The questions guests always ask, answered
- Getting thereAn exact pin on the venue, where to park and how to find the way in.
- The day, hour by hourCeremony, drinks, food and carriages at midnight.
- Where to stayYour pick of nearby hotels and B&Bs, each with a link.
- The dress code and gift listA quick note and a link to your list.
- An RSVPGuests reply on the page, and you see every answer.
- The photos, afterwardsAdd a gallery when it’s all over, at the same address.
Why couples use it
Less chasing, fewer phone calls
RSVPs without the chasing
Guests reply in seconds. You see every answer in one list, and can download them for the caterers.
Change of plan? Sorted.
Edit the timings once and everyone sees them. Guests who follow the address hear about it straight away.
Just for your guests
Add a password and print it on the invitation, right next to the address.
Getting started
Ready before the invitations go out
- 01
Claim your name
Something you’ll both like for years, like @@jessandharry. It can be your household name long after the big day.
- 02
Make your wedding address
Call it wedding@@jessandharry, add the details and switch on RSVPs.
- 03
Put it on the invitations
Print the typed address, the QR code or both. Send the link to anyone who’s more of a WhatsApp person.
RSVPs come with Standard, at £3.99 a month. Upgrade for the months you need it, then drop back to Free once the thank-you cards have gone out. Not a wedding? It works just the same for parties, reunions, festivals and conferences.
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