01
The wedding reality
A wedding count moves in slow motion: reply cards trickle back for weeks, plus-ones go unnamed, and meal choices come in on the backs of envelopes. Two weeks out you're calling people to ask if they're really coming. The link asks for you.
02
One link, no guest accounts
Doors gives the celebration one graceful URL (doors.events/e/alex-and-jordan) for the invitation insert, the wedding website, and the save-the-date text. Guests tap, enter their names, choose a meal. No accounts, no app, no chasing. The page they land on is themed for a wedding, a photographed header picked from your event type, or your own photo if you have one you would rather use. Not a blank form.
03
Ask what the day needs
Collect meal choices, plus-one names, song requests, and dietary needs in one place, then export the final list straight to your planner or caterer.
meal choice
+1 names
dietary needs
song request
rehearsal dinner
shuttle seat
04
Reminders so the headcount is real
Doors sends automatic reminders as the event approaches (about three days before, and again shortly before it starts) to everyone who said yes. A guest who is reminded twice either turns up or tells you they cannot, which is what makes the number worth planning around. For the mechanics, see our guide on how to track RSVPs online.