waa

In every plan

Online RSVP. The good news, in one place.

Guests reply right from the invitation. You learn who is coming and with how many, without gathering messages from every chat.

Try a reply

Start for free. Pay when you publish.

A small reply. A big joy.

Grace & OliverWhat your guest sees · example

We would love to have you near

Will you join us?

Coming to the event
Adults
2
Children
1
With you, the replies add up.Try the form. See below what you get.
Change the number of people and send the sample reply. Local demo · made-up data · nothing saved to an account
  • No account for guests

    They open the link and reply. Nothing to install.

  • One reply per family

    Adults and children are counted apart, in the same reply.

  • The replies stay together

    You find them in the event's dashboard, not in separate chats.

What you see · replies

Illustrative example
Confirmed

The Evans family

One reply for the whole family.

adults
2
child
1
people
3

“We can't wait to be there with you!”

Illustrative message, optional in the reply.

Once you send the demo, the name and the numbers here update.

From their invitation to your dashboard

A short reply. Every detail that matters.

The form is for them. The overview is for you. Both start from the same reply.

Who is coming and who can't
Replies stay distinct; a no is never lost among the yeses.
Adults and children, apart
See how many people each reply stands for.
And a kind word, when there is one
The optional message stays with the reply.

Questions about RSVP

What organisers ask most often before sending the invitation.

contact@waa.events

Do guests need an account to confirm?

No. They open the link, fill in the form, done. There is no account, password or app to install — which is why it also works for grandparents.

Can one person confirm for the whole family?

Yes. The guest says how many people are coming and can pick a menu for each, so a family answers once.

What about the people who never reply?

You see them separately, marked as “no answer”, and you can email them an announcement from the same place without hunting for addresses.

No card until you publish

The first “can't wait” starts with your invitation.

Pick the event, open a design with your names in it and have every tool in front of you. You pay only when you publish.

A mint gift box with a pink ribbon and a tag reading “Messages that bring people together”.