Birthday · Wedding · Confirmation · Anniversary · Company party
You know who is coming,what they can't eat, and where they sit.
Make the invitation, send every guest their own link, and get the replies, the allergies and the table plan in one place. No account for your guests. Nothing to download.
Free. The guest list lives in your own browser, not with us.
This is what the invitation looks like
Hi, Kari!
Ingrid & Mats
When
Saturday June 12, 2027 at 13:30
Programme
13:30
Ceremony
In the garden
15:00
Reception
Bubbles and photos
17:00
Dinner and speeches
21:00
Dancing
Please reply by April 1, 2027
Invited by Ingrid
Birthday
A children's birthday? A simpler version is enough: parents reply with an ordinary text message straight to you.
The problem
The answers arrive from seven places at once
One replies by text, one in a comment thread, one in the corridor at work. Your aunt has coeliac disease, but that was in a message back in March. Then you sit down to do the table plan and have to gather all of it again from scratch. Festsvar collects it in one place as it happens, so you are not searching when it matters.
How it works
Four steps, no account
Create the event
Pick what it is, set the date, the venue and the reply deadline, and write the programme for the day — ceremony, dinner, speeches, dancing.
Add the guests
Names, and ideally which household or group they belong to. Groups make both sending and seating easier later on.
Send each their own link
Every guest gets their own link with the whole invitation inside it. Send it by text or e-mail, or copy it and paste it wherever you like.
Collect the replies
Your guest replies without making an account. You paste their reply into the overview, and status, allergies, plus-ones and questions fill themselves in.
What you get
Everything a host actually needs
A digital invitation with its own link
Five ready-made colour themes, your own words, and the whole programme included. Your guest opens it in the browser with nothing to install.
A programme for the day
A timeline from ceremony to dancing. It sits on the invitation, so you are not answering "when should we be there?" fifteen times.
A guest list with households
Keep families and groups together. Coming, not coming and no reply yet in one list, and you can see who you have not heard from. Need postal addresses for thank-you cards? Ask guests to fill one in when they reply.
Seating you can drag
Drag guests onto tables, or tap your way through it on a phone. Approved plus-ones get their own seat, exactly as they do in real life.
Allergies gathered per table
What the kitchen asks for: who sits where, and what they can't eat. One list per table, ready to pass on.
Plus-ones and questions in one place
Guests can ask to bring someone, and ask you a question. You approve and answer on the same screen as everything else.
For the guest
One tap, no account
Your guest opens the link, sees the whole invitation with the programme and directions, and replies on the same page. No sign-in, no app, no e-mail address to hand over.
Yes or no in one tap
Write in allergies and special diet
Ask to bring a plus-one
Ask the host a question
See the programme and the way there
Leave your postal address, if the host asks for one
You are invited
Ingrid & Mats
When
Saturday June 12, 2027 at 13:30
Programme
13:30
Ceremony
In the garden
15:00
Reception
Bubbles and photos
17:00
Dinner and speeches
21:00
Dancing
Please reply by April 1, 2027
Invited by Ingrid
Price
Free, because it costs us nothing
Festsvar runs in your browser. There is no server of ours receiving the guest list, no storage growing, no e-mail going out. So there is nothing for us to cover, and that makes it free. No account, no trial, no cap on the number of guests.
What is not here yet
A photo gallery guests upload pictures and video to during the party, an e-mail to you the moment someone replies, and a guest list that follows you between devices. All three need a server at our end. The gallery will cost a one-off sum when it exists — storage is the one thing here that genuinely costs us money — but it is not built, and we do not charge for something that does not exist.
Questions
What people ask
Do guests have to make an account?
No. A guest opens their link, sees the invitation and replies on the same page. No sign-in and no app.
Where does the guest list live?
In your browser, on the device you created the event on. It is not sent to us. That also means it does not follow you to another machine, and it disappears if you clear your browser data.
How do the replies get into the overview?
Your guest sends their reply to you as a text message or an e-mail. At the bottom of it is a short code. You paste the whole message into the overview, and status, allergies, plus-one and question fill themselves in on the right guest.
Can I use it for something other than a wedding?
Yes. A confirmation, a 50th, an anniversary, a Christmas party, a christening, a memorial — anything with a guest list, a date and a programme. You pick the type when you create the event, and the wording on the invitation follows.
What about photos from the party?
Not built yet. We would like it, but it needs storage at our end, and we do not put it up before it works. Until then we say so plainly instead of promising it.
Guides
Short, concrete guides to the parts that usually take time.
Start with the invitation
It takes a few minutes, and you can change everything afterwards.
Make an invitationOther things we made
Én oversikt for søsken som deler omsorgen
Delt doseliste for familien
Fast pris, uansett hvor mange elever
Also in Norwegian, made by the same people.