Dietary tags on dishes
Badge a dish Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten-free, Dairy-free, Nut-free, Halal, Kosher and more, with a legend so guests know what each one means.
Fed and counted
Collect RSVP meal choices inside your invitation instead of sending a separate form. Add dishes and dietary tags, let guests choose for each person in their party, and optionally gather allergy notes. Review the meal breakdown and export a caterer brief or guest spreadsheet; those planning counts include everyone who hasn't declined, so check maybes and outstanding replies before finalizing the order.

Built once, picked by all
Add your dishes — a plated choice, a buffet lineup, a simple kids' option is just another item on the list — and put them in the order you want. Give any of them a description or a photo where it helps. Once the menu's on, guests see the whole menu with its photos and dietary badges, then choose right inside the RSVP, and anyone bringing others picks a dish for each of them too.
Down to the detail
Badge a dish Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten-free, Dairy-free, Nut-free, Halal, Kosher and more, with a legend so guests know what each one means.
Switch on a short notes field and guests can flag anything you can't predict — a nut allergy, a specific need — in their own words.
Guests can revisit their pick and their notes from Manage your RSVP, and every count updates the moment they do. Need final numbers? Set a date for meal choices to close, and you're notified whenever a guest changes a meal or an allergy note.
A caterer doesn't need your best guess. They need a real number — and the RSVP already has it.
Straight to the kitchen
As replies land, a live breakdown tallies each dish — main guests and their plus-ones, including those who said maybe or haven't replied yet — with its share of the total and how many meals are still out. The PDF and the spreadsheet use the same count, so the numbers always agree. When it's time to brief the caterer, download a print-ready PDF grouped by meal, or a full guest spreadsheet with every choice and dietary note.
Know the count
Collect meal picks and dietary notes up front — so the kitchen knows exactly what to make.
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Common questions
Right inside the RSVP. Once your menu is on, guests reach a menu step, see the whole menu with photos, descriptions and dietary badges, and pick their dish — there's nothing separate to send. A guest bringing others chooses a dish for each of them too.
A standard set you badge onto dishes: Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten-free, Dairy-free, Nut-free, Shellfish-free, Halal, Kosher and No pork. Guests see a short legend spelling each one out.
Turn on the allergy and dietary notes box in Menu settings. It adds an optional field where guests type anything you should know, and their notes list back to you and travel into your exports.
Yes. Guests revisit their choice from Manage your RSVP, and your live counts and exports update to match. If you set a date for meal choices to close, guests see "Choose by" that day and can't change their meal after it.
A caterer brief PDF grouped by meal, plus a guest spreadsheet or CSV with meal choices and dietary notes. These planning totals include everyone who hasn't declined, including maybes and guests still awaiting a reply; review them before placing the final catering order.
It's included on every plan, and turning the menu off later keeps your dishes saved for next time. You're billed by guest count when you send, not by the menu.
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Ready when you are
Guests pick, the counts add themselves up, the caterer gets a real number — build your menu and let the RSVP do the rest.
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