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How do you word an RSVP card for a wedding website only?

Answered by the UK Wedding Websites editorial team · Updated 2026-10-12 · For guests

Short answer

Direct guests to your wedding website and ask them to reply online by a set date. For example: 'Please RSVP online at [website address] by 1 June.'

A website-only RSVP keeps your stationery simple and saves paper. Put the website address clearly on the card, and add a line such as: 'Please visit [website address] to let us know if you can join us. Please reply by [date].' You might also add: 'If you have any trouble using the website, please contact [email or phone].' This helps guests who are less confident online. Keep the wording warm and direct, and avoid long instructions. You can mention that guests will be asked to confirm their name and dietary requirements. If you have multiple events, such as a ceremony and a reception, the website can handle separate RSVPs. Make sure the website is easy to find and works on phones. You could also include a small reminder on the card: 'No reply by [date]? Please let us know as soon as possible.' This is kind but clear. Remember to check your website regularly for replies.

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