Delivery receipts
Check the delivery status reported by the email or text provider, and catch an address that bounced before it quietly costs you a guest.
Out the door
Send invitations by email, text (US & Canada) or a shareable link, then use email RSVP reminders to follow up with guests who haven't replied. Schedule a reminder for the right day or send a nudge now — anyone who already answered is skipped. Delivery status helps you check the send, and guests can save the date to their own calendar.

Any way they'll open it
Every guest is reached the way that suits them — a clean email if you have their address, a text if you only have a number (US & Canada), and a single shareable link for the group chat, the stragglers, and anyone you don't have details for. Send the moment you're ready, or schedule it for the perfect time, and see exactly what lands.
After it's out
Check the delivery status reported by the email or text provider, and catch an address that bounced before it quietly costs you a guest.
See email open receipts alongside replies. An open is a useful hint, rather than proof someone read the invitation — some mail apps report opens automatically.
A gentle email reminder goes to guests with an email on file who are still awaiting a reply — scheduled ahead, or sent as a nudge when you choose. Anyone who already replied is left in peace.
Guests save the date to their own calendar in a tap — Apple, Google or Outlook — with the time and place already filled in, so it's locked in the moment they say yes.
The week before the party should be about the party — not about texting twelve people to ask if they got your invite.
The follow-up
There's always a handful who mean to reply and just haven't. Schedule an email reminder for a week out, or send one now — either way it targets guests with an email on file who are still awaiting, skipping anyone who already answered. Phone-only guests need a separate follow-up. Nest and Hatch include three automatic reminders and three nudges per event; Flight and above include unlimited of both, with an optional unlock on Nest and Hatch.
Right on time
Deliver by email or text, then let automatic reminders bring in the replies you're still waiting on.
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Common questions
Yes. Each guest is reached on one channel — email if you have their address, otherwise a text to their mobile (US & Canada, after a one-time opt-in). Guests anywhere in the world can also open your shareable RSVP link.
Yes — you choose. On the send step, pick Send now to deliver the moment you pay, or Schedule for… to set a future date and time. Either way you pay once at checkout; we simply hold delivery until the time you picked, in your own time zone. You can cancel the schedule or send it right away any time before it goes out.
No. Reminders and nudges target guests who haven't answered and have an email on file. Anyone who already replied is skipped automatically. You can send now or schedule a reminder by how many days before the event it should go out; phone-only guests don't receive these email follow-ups.
One tap on the invitation saves it to their own calendar — Apple, Google or Outlook — with the date, time and place already included. No typing, no copying details across.
You design and preview for free, and pay only at the send step — a single one-time payment, sized to the guests you expect. Nothing goes out until you choose to send.
For email, each guest row shows Sent, Delivered or Opened as provider receipts arrive. Treat an open as a hint, not proof of a human read: some mail apps report opens automatically. Texts show delivery but never opens, since phones don't report when a message is read.
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Ready when you are
Send it now or schedule it for later, and let the reminders chase — pick a design to start.
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