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How to send invitations and collect RSVPs on WhatsApp (without the chaos)
WhatsApp is where your guests already are — which is why every family group chat eventually becomes an RSVP disaster: forwarded flyers, "who's coming?" polls, and a final headcount that's off by twenty.
The fix: one personal link per guest
Instead of forwarding an image, send each guest their own link. Done right, that link:
- opens a real invitation — envelope, animation, the works — addressed to them by name
- pre-fills their RSVP so answering takes one tap
- tells you who has actually opened it (no more guessing)
The workflow
- Create the invitation and add your guest list.
- Each guest gets a unique link with a pre-written message.
- Tap the WhatsApp button next to a guest — the message opens in WhatsApp ready to send.
- RSVPs, party sizes and meal choices land in your dashboard, not your chat.
Dawat generates the per-guest links, the pre-written WhatsApp messages, and the live funnel (sent → opened → responded) automatically. Email sending is built in; WhatsApp is one tap per guest.
Create your invitation — free →