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How do I make an online wedding invitation card with RSVP?

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

Short answer

Use a wedding website builder to create a digital invitation page with an RSVP form. Share the link by email, text or QR code, and guests reply online.

Start by choosing a wedding website service that lets you design a card-style invitation page. Pick a template, add your names, date, venue and a short message, then upload a photo if you like. Most builders include a built-in RSVP form where guests can type their name, choose attending or not, and add dietary needs. You can set a reply deadline and see responses on a dashboard. When the page is ready, send the link to guests by email, WhatsApp or social media, or print a small card with a QR code that opens the page. Keep the design simple and mobile-friendly, because most guests will open it on their phone. Make sure the RSVP form asks for the guest's full name and the number of people in their party, so you can track replies accurately. If you are not using a builder, you could create a simple form yourself and link to it from a digital card, but a wedding website keeps everything in one place. Either way, test the link before you send it, and ask a friend to try the RSVP flow to catch any mistakes.

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