Event RSVP template
Headcount, guests, and dietary needs in a form people finish on their phone in under a minute.
For event organizers and community leads.
Free account. It copies into your dashboard as a draft you can edit.
The 6 questions
- 1Your nameShort text · required
- 2Can you make it?Single choice: Yes, I'll be there, Maybe, Sorry, I can't make it · required
- 3How many guests are you bringing?Number
- 4Any dietary requirements?Multiple choice: Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten-free, Dairy-free, Nut allergy, None
- 5Where should we send the details?Email · required
- 6Anything we should know? Access needs, arriving late, that kind of thing.Long text
Why it's built this way
Mostly taps
Six questions, and four of them are a tap or a number. Guests can finish while they're still looking at your invite.
Dietary needs as checkboxes
Multiple choice turns the catering count into a filter. The free-text note catches anything the options miss.
A follow-up for the maybes
"Maybe" is the answer an organizer can do the least with. The follow-up asks what would help them decide and when they'll know, so you can plan around it.
A follow-up, start to finish
Can you make it?
What would help you decide, and when will you know?
Saved in the attending column
Maybe: depends on flight, will confirm by the 12th
Follow-ups are a Pro feature. The template ships with them off and with this guidance filled in: "Only follow up on a 'Maybe' or when someone mentions an allergy or access need. Keep it to logistics."
Will you be there?
RSVP in under a minute so we can plan food and seating.
6 questions · about 2 min · it may ask a short follow-up
Answer it like a respondent would. In the preview, follow-ups come from a script; the live form writes its own.
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