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

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

Short answer

Use a wedding website builder with an RSVP form that lets guests choose their meal and confirm attendance for each event, such as the Anand Karaj, the reception and any other gatherings.

For a Sikh wedding, your online RSVP should cover every event guests are invited to, not just the main ceremony. Many Sikh weddings include a milni, the Anand Karaj in the gurdwara, a langar meal and a separate reception. Build one RSVP page that lists each event with its own yes or no option, so guests can tell you exactly which parts they will attend. Add a food preference question, because langar is vegetarian but the reception may offer other choices. You can also ask about dietary allergies and whether guests need help with transport or accommodation. Keep the form simple and mobile friendly, as many guests will reply on their phones. Use a wedding website service that lets you send a private link by email or text, and include a QR code on your paper invitations that opens the RSVP page. Set a clear deadline a few weeks before the wedding so you can confirm numbers with the gurdwara and the caterers. If you are having a separate civil ceremony to make the marriage legal, mention that on the website too, so guests know what to expect. Always check with your gurdwara about any customs or timing that might affect your schedule.

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