Run Your Wedding Guest List by Talking to It
Add guests, change party sizes and check who has not replied by asking, from the same assistant you already have open — no spreadsheet, no forms.
The list is the worst part of the admin
Not hard, just constant. Someone texts you a new address, a couple splits up, a party of four becomes three, and each one is a trip to a spreadsheet.
Asking instead of editing
What it looks like in practice: add these four people to my list, mark the Hendersons as attending with two, who still has not replied.
What it can do
Add, update and remove guests. Set party size, side, group and RSVP status. Add custom columns and fill them. List and filter.
What it cannot
Be explicit — it is not sending invitations or inventing addresses, and it will not know what you did not tell it.
Setting it up
Connector setup, honestly described, including what plan it needs.
Where this goes
The list is the input to everything else: invitations, reminders, seating, thank-yous.
RSVPs for a Destination or Multi-Day Wedding
Why a single yes-or-no does not work when there are three events, how to collect per-event replies, and the earlier timeline a destination wedding needs.
Collecting Meal Choices and Dietary Requirements
How to ask for meal selections per guest rather than per household, which dietary questions to ask, and how to hand your caterer numbers they can actually use.
How to Chase Wedding RSVPs Without Being Annoying
A chasing schedule that works, message templates for each round, and how to automate the reminders so you are not the one sending them.