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Attendance does not need an identity number. If the venue checks identity at the door, its own check-in process should ask only for what it needs.
An event RSVP form asks each invitee whether they will attend and how many people are coming, so the host can plan seating, catering counts and entry. Keep the required part to a name and a yes, no or not-sure answer, and put dietary and access needs in optional fields that do not hold up the reply. Leave out personal details the event does not use, because extra questions can make a guest put off the reply.
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| Field | Type | Required | Why you ask it |
|---|---|---|---|
Full nameFirst and last name | Short text | Required | Matches the reply to the invitation list and to the name at the door. |
Will you attend?Yes, I will attendNo, I cannot attendNot sure yet | Single choice | Required | The core answer. Keep the not-sure option only if you will set a reply date and follow up with the people who pick it. |
Number of people coming, including youEnter 0 if you cannot attend. | Number | Optional | The headcount for seating, catering and the entry list. It stays optional because the form cannot skip it after a no answer. |
Email addressOptional. | Optional | Only for the confirmation you send yourself. Guests you contact another way can leave it blank. | |
Session you plan to attendMorning sessionAfternoon sessionBoth sessionsNot applicable | Dropdown | Optional | Lets the room plan capacity for each session when the event runs sessions in parallel. |
Expected arrival timeFor example, around 6:30 pm | Short text | Optional | Helps the check-in team plan staffing. Guests can write a range such as 5:30 to 6 pm. |
Dietary needsName any food you must avoid. Leave blank if none. | Long text | Optional | Caterers need allergies and diets in plain words. Ask which foods to avoid, not for a diagnosis. |
Access needsDescribe what would help. You do not need to share medical details. | Long text | Optional | Lets the venue arrange step-free routes, seating or other support before the event day. |
Guests or plus-one namesOne name per line. | Long text | Optional | Names for the entry list. Ask only when the host has agreed to plus-ones. |
May we contact you about future events?YesNo | Single choice | Optional | Keeps event logistics separate from marketing. Use the answer only for the purpose you state on the form. |
Message for the hostAnything the host should know | Long text | Optional | Room for a question that does not fit any other field. |
Estimate based on question types; actual completion time varies.
Attendance does not need an identity number. If the venue checks identity at the door, its own check-in process should ask only for what it needs.
Seating and catering do not depend on where a guest lives. A mailing address belongs in a separate process if you send printed material by post.
A badge photo is a different request with its own permission and storage questions. Handle it at check-in or through a separate photo release.
Each reply is stored first. A scheduled job processes new replies every hour in production, updates the counts, and then notifies the form's creator. A reply you received a few minutes ago may not appear in the count yet.
The submissions grid shows every reply. Export a CSV when the caterer or the door team needs the list, and compare it with the invitation list to find the names that have not answered.
The form does not send reminders. Write to anyone who chose not sure yet before your own reply date, and say whether their seat is being held.
This page gives you the fields to copy into any form tool. It does not supply a downloadable template file, and it does not state any price. Check the pricing for whichever tool you choose before you rely on it for a paid event.
Google Forms can collect the same answers. The fields in this guide work in any form tool, so choose the one your team can read responses from and share by a single link.
Pick the event category and a form type, or start a custom form, then answer a few setup questions. Edit the fields so they match the list above before you publish, and share the link with your guests.
Yes, when you need a headcount by a certain day for the caterer. State the date in the invitation and in the form's introduction, and say what happens to a seat that has not been confirmed by then.
Keep it short enough that a guest can finish it on a phone while reading the invitation. The stats above estimate the time from the field types, so use that number to decide which optional questions to remove.
Choose a category and a form type in the wizard. Answer three Atty Suggestions questions, then give the form a title. Atty builds the fields in the background. Edit the fields and ask Atty to refine them, then publish and share the /f/ link.