A Wedding Website with RSVPs — One Link for Everything

Guests don't lose wedding details because they don't care — they lose them because the details live in six places: a paper invite, a group text, a registry email, a maps pin someone forwarded. A wedding website collapses all of it into one link that survives being asked twice.

• The essentials: date, venue with a tap-to-navigate maps link, and your names looking beautiful.
• The agenda: ceremony at 4, cocktails at 5, dancing till they kick us out — so nobody asks the bride about timing on the day.
• The RSVP: guests answer in ten seconds, you watch the headcount roll in.
• The galleries: the same page links every photo gallery, so the link guests saved for directions is the link they use to share photos.

A name on a list isn't enough to plan a dinner. A useful RSVP collects the family name, who's coming (party size), an email so you can reach them with details, a phone number if they offer it, and the sweet little note field that becomes an accidental guest book.

• Live tallies: guests attending vs. can't make it, updated the moment someone responds.
• Every response emailed to you as it arrives — with the note included.
• One-click CSV export — the guest list, contacts, and notes in a spreadsheet, ready for place cards and seating charts.

• Upload a cover photo — engagement shoot, the venue, the dog in a bow tie.
• Pick from 8 designer themes or set your own three colors; the whole page re-dresses instantly.
• Write a welcome, add the agenda, toggle RSVPs on.
• Text the link, email it, or print it as its own QR on the save-the-dates.

The website is included with every EveryShot event — including free ones — so you can build and share it months before deciding anything about photo plans.