Addressed texts each guest the invite, and they just text back. Their replies fill in RSVPs, plus-ones, meal choices and mailing addresses in one list. We built it for destination weddings, where the guest list is spread across countries, time zones and group chats.
A wedding abroad scatters the answers.
Every guest owes the couple the same few answers. They arrive one at a time, by group chat, email and DM, and someone copies each one into a spreadsheet. That someone is usually the couple.
- RSVP: yes or no, for each event of the weekend
- Plus-one: whether they bring one, and who
- Meal: their choice, and any dietary notes
- Address: where the save-the-date and thank-you card go
One text per guest. The list fills itself in.
- Bring your list. Upload a spreadsheet or your phone contacts. Names and numbers are all it takes.
- Each guest gets a text. A message from your event. Guests just text back. No app to download, no account to make.
- They answer per event. Welcome drinks, ceremony, brunch: one reply can cover each event, a plus-one, a meal and their address.
- Reminders do the chasing. Guests who haven't answered get a reminder between 10am and 7pm their time. Guests who have, don't.
On the paid plans, Addressed can message guests abroad on WhatsApp instead, and falls back to a text when WhatsApp can't deliver.
Built for the guests as much as the couple.
Guests choose to be texted.
A number a guest types on an RSVP page is only texted once they tick the consent box, and nobody needs to tick it to RSVP. Reply STOP and the texts stop.
Your guest list stays yours.
We don't sell guest information, and we don't share phone numbers with anyone for their marketing. Export the whole list to CSV whenever you like.
Pricing you can read in one go.
Free for one event with up to 75 guests. Bigger weddings pay once per event, planners pay monthly, and before a bulk send you see exactly how many message credits it uses. See pricing.
Dennis and Michelle Rankin
We met at NC State in 2010 and eloped in Los Angeles in 2022. Collecting our own guests' addresses meant hours of texting relatives and retyping every reply, so Dennis built a way for guests to just text back their answers and let the list fill itself in. That is still how Addressed works.
Addressed is made by Cipher Labs. Write to us at [email protected].