Start with your guests: the languages they read, the way you will reach them, and the information you need before the wedding. SaidVows brings invitation details and replies together in a single link. These guides explain how the tools work, with practical examples and clear publishing limits.
Give family and friends familiar invitation labels and RSVP controls without managing separate invitation links. SaidVows supports 12 languages on Premium and Luxury, with right-to-left layouts for Arabic and Urdu. Your personal wording stays under your control.
See setup, examples and plan accessSend a personal WhatsApp message with your SaidVows invitation link. Guests open the invitation in their browser and use its RSVP form; their replies collect in your dashboard instead of getting lost among chat messages. Every publishing plan supports link sharing.
See setup, examples and plan accessAdd a reply form to your wedding invitation and keep attendance, additional guests and meal notes in one private dashboard. Guests reply in their browser without creating an account. You choose the questions that help you plan, then review the responses as they arrive.
See setup, examples and plan accessEvery plan includes a shareable invitation link, a QR code and core RSVP tracking. Lite costs €10 once, with 15 Standard templates, up to 200 guests and one published invitation. Premium costs €29 once and adds all 77 designs, unlimited guests, multilingual controls, custom questions, CSV export and manual email reminders, with two published invitations at a time. Luxury costs €79 once and adds password protection, seating charts and concierge onboarding, with five published invitations.
Create and preview a draft before choosing a plan. Add only the sections and questions you will use. A clear ceremony address and a useful RSVP form matter more than filling every available field. The sample invitation lets you try the guest experience; demo replies are not stored as real wedding responses.
Wording examples, language guides and practical RSVP advice for Muslim and multicultural weddings, with space for your own family traditions.
Plan the wording and the celebrations around your families.
Give each guest clear details in a language they read.
Ask useful questions and prepare a dependable headcount.
Choose a format, prepare the invitation and share it clearly.