How to Make a Wedding Website With RSVPs

A wedding website with RSVPs is one page that tells your guests everything about the day and lets them reply online, so you’re not chasing answers by text. It holds your story, the schedule, the venue on a map, travel and hotel details, and an RSVP form that collects who’s coming and what they’d like to eat. On Keepp you start from a ready-made Wedding template, fill in your details and share one link, or a QR code on your invitations.

What should a wedding website include?

Guests open your wedding website to answer a handful of questions: when, where, what to wear, and how to reply. A good one answers all of them on the first screen or two:

• Your names, a photo and the date
• Your story, in a few lines
• The schedule for the day, from the ceremony to the last dance, with times
• The venue on a map, with directions and parking
• Travel and places to stay, with any group rate codes
• An RSVP form
• Your registry
• The questions every guest asks: dress code, children, plus-ones

Why online RSVPs beat cards and texts

Paper RSVP cards come back late, some never come back at all, and they still don’t tell you that your cousin is now vegan. Replies by text are harder still. Half of them arrive in group chats, and you end up copying names into a spreadsheet at midnight.

An online RSVP form asks every guest the same questions and puts every answer in one list. You can see who’s coming, who hasn’t replied yet, and how many vegetarian meals to order, without retyping anything. Guests can reply in a minute from their phone, wherever they are.

How to make a wedding website with RSVPs

1. Claim your page on Keepp, at an address like keepp.link/samandalex.
2. Start from the Wedding template. It already has sections for your story, the day, the venue map and an RSVP form.
3. Fill in the day. Each part of the day is a card with a photo, a time and a short note, like “Two o’clock. Please arrive a little early.”
4. Write your RSVP questions. Your guests’ names, “Can you come?”, a meal choice, dietary needs, and a song request if you like.
5. Publish and share the link in your save the date, your invitation and the family group chat.

If you’d rather not build it yourself, describe your wedding to Keepp’s AI and it will put the first version together for you to edit.

Why build your wedding website on Keepp

Most wedding website builders give you a template and a guest list. Keepp gives you a page that’s entirely yours, with the parts that take work off your plate:

• RSVPs you can rely on. Guests reply with their email address, and you can check each address is real before the reply counts, so nobody’s answer goes missing over a typo. Every reply lands in one list, where you can tag guests and add notes like “table 4” or “needs a high chair”.
• Cards for every part of the day. Each one has a photo, the time and a note, so guests see the plan at a glance instead of reading a wall of text.
• The venue on a map, with directions one tap away.
• A live chat for guest questions. It answers “Is there parking?” and “Can I bring the kids?” from what’s already on your page, and you can step in yourself from Telegram whenever you want.
• A QR code for any part of the page. The code on your invitation can open the RSVP form directly, and the one on the welcome sign can open the schedule.
• Announcements that run themselves. A scrolling bar at the top can say “Please RSVP by 1 May”, and any card can appear or disappear on a date you set, so the RSVP form closes on its own after your deadline.
• More pages when you need them. Add Travel, Hotels and FAQ pages with a menu, and put the whole thing on your own domain, like samandalex.com.
• A short link and a printable QR code for the RSVP. Give the form an easy custom short link like keepp.link/samandalex/rsvp to write on the invitation, and print its QR code in small, medium or large, or download it for your stationery designer. Both keep working if you change the page later.

All of it sits on a page that looks like your wedding, with your colours, your fonts and your photos.

Wedding website ideas guests will actually use

• Put the date and the city right under your names
• Write the schedule in the order guests will live it
• Add a “Getting there” card with parking, taxis and the nearest station
• Put each hotel on its own card with the booking link and the group code
• Show your registry as a card with a picture, not a bare link
• Add a short FAQ for dress code, children, plus-ones and phones during the ceremony
• Keep the RSVP form near the top, so nobody has to hunt for it

Your wedding website also works as a link in bio. Put it in your Instagram or TikTok profile while you’re engaged, and anyone following your plans can find the date, the RSVP form and the hotels in one tap.

Common questions

Can I make a wedding website for free? Yes. You can start from Keepp’s Wedding template for free and publish your story, the schedule, your photos and the venue map.

How do guests RSVP online? They open your wedding website, fill in the RSVP form with their names and answers, and every reply shows up in one list for you.

Can I put a QR code for RSVPs on my invitations? Yes. Every part of a Keepp page has its own link and QR code, so the code on your invitation can open the RSVP form directly. Wedding QR codes covers where to print them.

Can I change details after the invitations go out? Yes. Edit the page whenever you like. The link and every QR code keep working.

Can my wedding website use our own domain? Yes. Connect a domain like yournames.com and your wedding website lives there.

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Make your wedding website with RSVPs, a schedule and a map. Start free at keepp.link.