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Guests and RSVPs

Everything about your guests: how to build the list without arguments, how many people to invite, how to ask for RSVPs and what deadline to give, what to do about people who don't reply, and how to seat everyone. With templates and calculators you can use right away.

A wedding seating plan in progress seen from above: a sheet of cream paper with round paper discs standing in for the tables, small blank place cards, a pencil and olive sprigs on a wooden table
Guests and RSVPsWedding seating plan: how to seat your guests without dramaFor couples who know who is coming and now have to decide where everyone sits, at a wedding in Portugal or anywhere else. You leave with your number of tables, the rules that avoid trouble and a plan ready for the venue.Read the guide
Making the wedding guest list: a wooden clipboard with a blank sheet of lined paper and a pencil, next to blank cards tied with twine and a sprig of olive, on a linen cloth on a wooden table
Guests and RSVPsWedding guest list: how to make one, with a free templateFor couples starting their list, or already holding too many names and needing to cut. You leave with a step-by-step method, rules for the hard cases and an Excel template.Read the guide
Replying to a wedding RSVP: a reply card and an envelope with a terracotta wax seal, next to a phone and a fountain pen
Guests and RSVPsWhat does RSVP mean, and how to get wedding guests to replyWhat does RSVP mean, what deadline to set and what to write: for couples marrying in Portugal and for the guests they invite. You leave with your RSVP calendar and texts to copy.Read the guide
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