One answer per event
The katb el kitab, the henna, the wedding, the lunch after. Each gets its own yes or no, so the caterer for each night is counting people rather than guessing.
Wedding RSVP in Lebanon
A wedding RSVP for Lebanon, one answer for every night.
A single yes tells you nothing when the celebration runs over four events. Each night gets its own answer, its own meals and its own count. Free.
What it does
Why one number is never enough for a wedding here.
Invitations that differ by guest
Close family to everything, colleagues to the wedding only. Each guest's link shows the events that concern them, and nobody sees an invitation they did not get.
Answered from WhatsApp
The link arrives where your guests already are, and the reply takes three taps on a phone. No account to create, no app to install, nothing to post.
Meals and allergies
Per guest and per event, aggregated into a sheet your caterer can actually read, instead of a WhatsApp thread you scroll through the week before.
Reminders to the right people
One send that reaches only the guests who have not answered, filtered by side or household if you want. Nobody who already replied hears from you twice.
A count that stays current
Confirmations per event, per side, updated the second someone answers. The number you give the venue is the number that is true today.
Frequently asked
Questions about the wedding RSVP in Lebanon.
How does an RSVP work for a wedding with several events?
Each event carries its own question. A guest invited to the katb el kitab, the henna and the wedding answers three times, and you get three counts rather than one number that hides the difference. Guests invited to fewer events only see those.
Can guests reply through WhatsApp?
The invitation arrives on WhatsApp with a private link, and the reply happens on that link in three taps. There is no account to create and nothing to install, which is what makes the reply rate hold up compared to a paper card.
Can I collect meal preferences and allergies?
Yes, per guest and per event, including for plus ones who fill in their own. Everything is aggregated into a single sheet for the caterer, so nobody is reconstructing dietary requirements from memory the week before.
What about guests who are not comfortable online?
You can enter their answer yourself, and it lands in the same count as everyone else's. A handful of paper cards for the grandparents alongside a digital RSVP for everyone else is the combination most couples end up with.
Can guests change their answer?
Until the deadline you set, yes, and the count updates itself. After the deadline only you can change it, which is what keeps the final number stable while you are confirming with the venue.
Is the RSVP free?
Yes, including the per event answers, the meals, the allergies and the plus ones. Be careful with platforms that give you the site but charge for your guests' replies: they are selling the RSVP, not the site.