What questions should a wedding RSVP ask?
Ask whether the guest is attending, which invited guests are attending, plus-one details, meal choices, dietary restrictions, and any related event attendance if needed.
Wedding RSVP questions should collect only the details that affect planning: attendance, invited guest count, plus-one name, meal choice, dietary restrictions, and optional notes for related events. The fewer vague free-text fields you use, the easier the final guest list is to trust.

Start with the smallest set of questions that gives you a guest list your planner and caterer can use.
| Planning need | Question to ask | Best answer type |
|---|---|---|
| Attendance | Will you attend? | Yes / No |
| Guest count | Who from your household will attend? | Named guest selector |
| Plus-one | Will your invited guest join you? | Yes / No + name |
| Meal choice | Which entree would each guest prefer? | Choice per guest |
| Dietary notes | Do you have any allergies or dietary restrictions? | Short text |
| Related event | Will you attend the welcome party or brunch? | Event-specific choice |
Operational RSVP questions should be specific enough that guests do not need to text you for clarification.
| Weak wording | Better wording |
|---|---|
| Any notes? | Do you have any allergies or dietary restrictions we should share with catering? |
| Are you bringing someone? | Your invitation includes one guest. Will they attend with you? |
| Meal? | Please choose one entree for each attending guest. |
SnapInvite keeps each answer attached to the right guest record. That makes it easier to count meals, confirm plus-ones, review dietary notes, and follow up with only the guests who still need to reply.
Planner notes
Ask whether the guest is attending, which invited guests are attending, plus-one details, meal choices, dietary restrictions, and any related event attendance if needed.
Yes, if plus-ones are invited. A named guest list helps seating, meal counts, and final vendor communication.
Yes. A dedicated dietary note question is clearer than asking guests to add important catering details in a generic notes field.
Yes. Printed invitations can point guests to an online RSVP page where these questions are easier to answer and track.
SnapInvite gives couples one RSVP link for attendance, plus-ones, meal choices, dietary notes, and reminders. Guests reply in the browser, and hosts keep the guest list organized without spreadsheet cleanup.
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