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SAVE the DATE
Briana
and
William
Jackson Hole, Wyoming
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RSVP for every event
Guests answer each event, and every reply lands in your guest list.
Schedule of Events
Share the plan for the whole weekend, with times and places.
Registry
Link every registry and add cash gifts sent to you directly.
Guest FAQ
Answer the questions guests always ask, before they ask.
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A little extra, whenever you want it.
Guest texting
Schedule updates, day-of reminders and thank yous, sent to guests who opted in on their RSVP.
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Your own domain
Give your wedding website an address like mayaandjordan.com.
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Guest photos
Guests scan a QR code and share every photo they take, all in one album for you.
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Know exactly who is coming.
One guest list for your whole wedding, with every RSVP sorted by event the moment it comes in.
Track RSVPs for every event
See who is coming to each event, not just one yes, with live accepted, pending, and declined counts.
Find anyone in seconds
Search by name, or filter by RSVP status or event, so you always know who still needs a nudge.
Import and export in seconds
Bring your guest list in from a spreadsheet, and export it back out with every RSVP anytime.
Planning, answered
Straight answers to the questions every couple asks, from when to send your save-the-dates to how to word the invitation.
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