Households, not duplicate messages
Group couples and families under one invitation while keeping every named guest and seat clear.
Wedding guest-list management
Organise households, groups, plus-ones and multiple events, then connect every RSVP to the right guest instead of reconciling chats and spreadsheets.
Wedding lists become unreliable when names live in one sheet, replies arrive in several chats and plus-ones are counted separately. Zaffa connects each personal invitation to the guest list so confirmed, declined and pending numbers stay useful for seating, catering and reminders.
Group couples and families under one invitation while keeping every named guest and seat clear.
Set the allowed party size before sending so an open question never creates an unexpected seat.
Invite different groups to the ceremony, reception or other events and collect a separate response for each.
See confirmed, declined and pending guests as replies arrive, with event headcounts updated automatically.
Keep meal, accessibility and planning notes attached to the correct guest rather than buried in messages.
Move from the confirmed list into seating plans without rebuilding names and household relationships.
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Create households and groups while keeping each invited person identifiable.
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Choose event access and plus-one allowances before sharing invitations.
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Each household receives the invitation and RSVP choices prepared for it.
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Filter by reply status and remind only the guests who are still pending.
Yes. Keep a household together while tracking the attendance of each named adult or child.
Yes. Set whether a guest can bring someone and how many seats are available before the invitation is sent.
Yes. Assign event access by household and collect separate attendance for each included event.
Yes. A reply from a personal invitation updates the relevant guests and event headcounts in the dashboard.
No. Guest-list and RSVP data are private product information and are excluded from public search and marketing analytics.
Start free, organise the first household and see how invitations and replies stay connected.