How do I make an online RSVP for a Jewish wedding?

A Jewish wedding often spans more than one day, so your online RSVP should reflect that. You might have a Shabbat dinner before the wedding, the chuppah ceremony, a reception with dancing, and a brunch the morning after. Build your RSVP page so guests can tick each event they will attend. Ask about kosher dietary requirements, including whether they keep kosher at home or just avoid certain foods, so your caterer can plan. You may also want to ask about seating preferences, song requests for the horah, or whether guests need directions to the synagogue or venue. Use a wedding website tool that lets you send a private link, and put a QR code on your printed invitations. Make the form easy to fill in on a phone, and set a clear deadline. If you are having a civil ceremony as well, for legal reasons, mention it on the website so guests are not confused. Remember that Jewish weddings can have many guests, so keep the form simple and avoid asking too many questions. Check with your rabbi or synagogue about any specific customs that might affect the schedule, and let guests know what time to arrive for the ceremony.