RSVP by text
Every guest gets their own link. Let WedBuild text it to them, or send it on WhatsApp from your own phone, and their RSVP opens on them: no name search, no password, no email address needed.
Every Pro tool and no guest limit, free for your first 7 days. No card needed.
Plenty of wedding websites assume every guest has an email address and checks it. Some of yours won't, and the ones who do may find your invitation in their spam folder. A text from you gets read.
WedBuild gives every guest their own RSVP link. We can text it to them for you, or you can send it on WhatsApp from your own phone, and when they tap it, your website greets them by name with their RSVP ready to go.
How it fits together
RSVP by text is one more way into your online RSVPs: the same questions, meals and dietaries, landing in the same guest list. A personal link opens a private wedding website without its password, and your paper invitations carry each household's code. See all the wedding planning tools.
What you can do
Free on Essentials, with no time limit. Every new account also gets every Pro tool for 7 days.
In your 7-day free Pro trial too. No card needed.
Up close
Choose who to text and WedBuild sends each guest their own text with their link, starting with your names so they know it's from you. Their replies land in your Inbox, and you see what a send uses before anything goes. Pro comes with 50 texts and packs work on any plan. Texts reach Australian mobile numbers for now, with more countries on the way.
Send one by one opens WhatsApp, or a text, with the message and that guest's link ready. You press send, come back, and the next guest is waiting. It comes from your own number, for free, so it reads like a note from you, not a marketing email.
Each link knows who it's for. Your website greets them by name and their RSVP opens on them, with no name search and no password, and their answers land against them in your guest list. They see a summary of their answers with an Edit button on each, and if they lose the link, they can tap Email me my link.
Each household gets a short code to print on paper invitations, and your QR codes page has codes for your RSVP form and your website. Text these lists the households with no email, each with a WhatsApp and a text button. And you can see who has opened their link, and how often.
Design the invitation tooTurn on reminders and WedBuild emails the households who haven't replied three weeks, one week and two days before your reply-by date, in a Gentle, Friendly or Firm tone. You see the words before anything goes, and they go in your names. WedBuild can text the households with no email with each reminder too, or they wait in Text these, ready for a message from you.
“Visual seating chart was a lifesaver. Printed the dietaries straight for the caterer. 10/10.”
Bill & RachelAdelaide, SA, 122 guests“Vendor comparison made picking our photographer actually easy. Loved it.”
Karlee & JimAdelaide, SA, 160 guests“Guests scanned a QR code and found their seat. No chaos. Genius.”
Ellie & AloAdelaide, SA, 63 guestsHow it works
Import your list from Excel or CSV with a phone column, or add numbers as you go. Email addresses are optional.
Let WedBuild text them, send one by one on WhatsApp from your phone, and email the guests who have an address.
Answers file themselves in your guest list, and Text these shows who is left to nudge.
Which plan has it
Freeno time limit, no card
Personal links, Send one by one, Text these and QR codes
A$99once, for 2 years
Unlimited guests, and reminder emails before your reply-by date
A$199once, for 2 years
50 texts to your guests included
Every new account gets every Pro tool for 7 days. No card needed. 14-day money-back guarantee on paid plans.
Compare every planQuestions
Yes, through a link they get by text. Every guest has their own RSVP link: WedBuild can text it to them, or you can send it from your own phone, and when they tap it your website greets them by name with their RSVP ready. Their answers land in your guest list.
It can. Each guest gets their own text from WedBuild, starting with your names, and their replies land in your Inbox. Pro comes with 50 texts and packs work on any plan, or send them free from your own phone with Send one by one.
Texts reach Australian mobile numbers for now, with more countries on the way. Guests with a number from anywhere else still get their link on WhatsApp or by email, so nobody misses out.
No. A phone number is enough to send a guest their link, and a guest with neither can use the short code on their paper invitation. Text these lists every household with no email, so nobody slips through.
Your QR codes page has a code for your RSVP form and one for your website, ready to print on invitations or a sign. Guests scan it, then find themselves by name or type the short code from their invitation.
Yes. They see a summary of their answers with an Edit button on each, and their own link opens their answers again later. If they lose the link, they can tap Email me my link and it goes to the address you have for them.
On Standard, reminder emails go to the households who haven't replied three weeks, one week and two days before your reply-by date, in a Gentle, Friendly or Firm tone, and WedBuild can text the households with no email too. On every plan, Text these lists the households with no email, with WhatsApp and text buttons.
Guides to go deeper
Wording, deadlines and reminders that actually get responses.
Read the guideWork back from your RSVP date to the day you hit send.
Read the guideA side-by-side look at the RSVP sites couples use.
Read the guideStill deciding? Compare wedding planning apps in our guide to the best ones in Australia, WedBuild included.
Sending a card with it? Design your online invitation.
Ready when you are
Personal links, Send one by one and Text these are on the free Essentials plan, and texts from WedBuild come in packs on any plan. No card needed, and nothing for your guests to download.
Every Pro tool and no guest limit, free for your first 7 days. No card needed.
Pay once if you upgrade, never a subscription.