Online wedding invitation

Online wedding invitations with RSVP built in

The hardest part of a Malaysian wedding guest list is knowing who is actually coming. An online invitation with RSVP gathers every answer in one place.

Updated 4 November 2026

Why RSVP matters for catering

Looking for the wording? See our wedding invitation wording examples.

Caterers usually need a headcount before the day, and families often invite hundreds of people. When answers arrive by phone call, chat and word of mouth, somebody has to count them by hand. With RSVP inside the invitation, each answer lands in the same list.

How RSVP works on Nikahi

  1. You set the rules: the maximum number of people per response and a closing date.
  2. Guests answer in the card: name, whether they are coming, and how many people.
  3. You see the total: the guest page shows total attendance, who is coming and who is not.
  4. You download a CSV: open it in Excel or Google Sheets and share it with your caterer.

Online invitation or wedding website?

Many couples want the features of a wedding website without building one. A Nikahi card works like a one-page wedding site: story, schedule, gallery, directions, RSVP and wishes under a single link.

Sending it politely

A link on its own can feel abrupt. Add a short personal note when you send it, for example: "Assalamualaikum Uncle and Auntie. Insya-Allah, Aisyah is getting married on 18 January. We would love to have you there. Details and RSVP are in this card."

See what a digital wedding card includes or browse all designs.

Common questions

Do guests need an account to RSVP?

No. Guests answer directly in the card without signing up.

Can I close RSVP before the wedding?

Yes. Set a closing date so you can give your caterer a final number on time.

Can guests send wishes too?

Yes. Guests can leave wishes in the card, and you can hide any message from your guest page.

Ready to create your card?

Choose a design, fill in your details and preview it before you publish.

Create your card