Collect wedding RSVPs by text
A month out, Maya and Daniel had 62 of 140 guests still unaccounted for. The caterer needed a real headcount in two weeks.
Paper cards had gone out with stamped return envelopes. The website had a form that worked on a laptop and failed on a phone. Every family dinner circled back to the same question: "Did anyone hear from cousin Priya?"
Someone finally texted her. She answered in four minutes, after ignoring a card and two emails for six weeks. She was not rude. She lived in her messages, like everyone else. That was the clue.
One text, one word
They moved the RSVP chase to text with Meno in one evening: import the list, group the 62 holdouts, write one message.
"Hi! Maya & Daniel here - we're finalizing dinner counts for Oct 17. Just reply YES or NO to this text. 🍂"
No card to mail. No site to visit. No login. A guest read it, typed one word, and Meno recorded each reply against the right name. Within 24 hours, 41 of the 62 had answered.
Reminders only to guests who stayed silent
Three days later, a nudge went only to guests who had not replied. Nobody got pestered twice. Nine more answered. A final "last call" a week out caught eight more.
By the caterer's deadline, four guests were left to call by hand, down from sixty-two. Asking was never the hard part. Chasing was. Meno did that on a schedule set once.
Headcount sorted. Phones quieter. Caterer happier.
Stop the RSVP chase
Meno collects RSVPs from guest replies and reminds only guests who have not answered. From $139, one-time.
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