Wedding planning guidesfor the parts in between
Practical help with the bits nobody teaches you: how to word an RSVP, when to ask for replies, who to invite, and what your guests actually need to know.
Invitations, RSVPs and guests
- RSVPsWedding RSVP wording: examples for every situationGood wedding RSVP wording asks for exactly what you need, once, in a tone that matches the invitation. Here are examples you can lift, adapt and send.Read · 6 min
- RSVPsWhen to set your wedding RSVP deadlineWhen should the RSVP deadline be for a wedding? Earlier than feels natural. Here is how to work it out from the dates your suppliers actually need.Read · 6 min
- PlanningWhat to put on a wedding website: a full checklistA good wedding website answers your guests’ questions before they have to ask you. Here is what to put on it, in roughly the order guests will look for it.Read · 6 min
- Guest listWedding guest list etiquette: who to invite and whyThe guest list is where wedding planning gets personal. Good wedding guest list etiquette is less about rules than about deciding yours early and applying them fairly.Read · 6 min
SingaporeSee all
- SingaporeWhatsApp wedding invitations: etiquette and RSVPsIn Singapore, the wedding invitation increasingly arrives on WhatsApp. Here is how to send a WhatsApp wedding invitation that feels personal, what to write, and how to collect RSVPs without counting replies by hand.Read · 7 min
- SingaporeSingapore wedding day timeline: tea ceremony to lunchA Singapore wedding day often packs a gate-crash, two tea ceremonies, a solemnisation and a banquet into one long day. Here is a sample timeline for a lunch wedding, a dinner variant, and how to keep everyone in the right place.Read · 7 min
Your invitation, in a few minutes
Free to create and free to share with everyone you invite. Your names, the date and a look, and you can send the first link today.