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Saturday, June 12, 2027 · Ceremony 4:00 PM · Reception to follow
Replying for The Harrisons (not you?)
RSVPs by Vowlist — no app, no account, nothing tracking you
This is a household link: the Harrisons landed straight on their own names, nobody else's. See the wedding-wide link (guests find their name) →
This is a working copy of the RSVP page a couple shares with Vowlist. Everything on it is demo data — Maya, Jordan, the Harrisons and the Old Mill are made up, and nothing you tap here is saved anywhere. It exists so you can feel what your guests will feel before you decide anything.
There is no app to install and no account to create. Most couples send each household its own private link (that's the view you landed on): the family taps it in a text or WhatsApp message, sees only their own names, chooses coming or can't for each person, picks a meal from the list the couple set, adds allergies or dietary needs, and taps Send. That's the whole thing — about a minute per household. Plus-ones type their own name; children are marked so the couple's headcount separates adults from kids.
Couples who prefer one link for everyone use the wedding-wide version: guests type a name — a first name, a household name, even with accents or an apostrophe missing — and pick themselves from the list. To protect everyone's privacy, that view never shows another family's answers or meal choices; a household's previous answers only appear on that household's own private link.
Every reply lands in the couple's guest list the moment it's sent: coming, waiting and declined counts, meals totalled for the caterer, dietary notes next to each name, and a change history so a household that flips from "coming" to "can't" is visible, not silently overwritten. Guests can open their link again later to change an answer. Nothing here is emailed to guests — the couple sends the link, and Vowlist never contacts guests on anyone's behalf.
Guests are not the customer, so the page carries no ads, no tracking pixels and no "sign up for a free wedding website" bait. It's plain text on a calm card that loads fast on a phone with two bars of signal. The couple can hide the small "RSVPs by Vowlist" line at the bottom for free — it's a courtesy credit, not an upsell.
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