What Your Guests See
You've set up your event and sent the invites — here's the other side of it, so you know exactly what your guests experience when they open that link.
Opening the invitation
Whether a guest receives an email invitation or just gets your public link dropped in a chat, they land in the same place: your event page, exactly as you designed it. Your cover image, your description, your colors and fonts — all of it, front and center.
No account, no sign-up, no password. Guests never need to create anything to see your page or RSVP.
Responding to the invite
Guests click RSVP on your event page, which opens a simple form right there — no new tab, no separate site.
- They choose Yes, Maybe, or No.
- They enter their name (the only required field).
- They can add their email so you can reach them later, and how many people are coming in total, including themselves.
- They click Send my RSVP.
That's it. Their response lands straight in your guest list, and their status updates immediately — no waiting, nothing for you to do.
Heads up: If someone RSVPs who wasn't already on your list, Harmony adds them automatically. You don't need to have entered every guest by hand ahead of time.
Answering your questions
If you've set up RSVP questions, they appear right in the same form, after the basics. A guest might type a free answer, or pick from options you've defined — whatever you asked for.
Anything marked required has to be answered before they can submit. Everything else, they can skip.
Changing a response
Plans change. If a guest needs to update their answer — maybe "maybe" becomes a "yes," or their headcount changes — they just open your link again and RSVP once more. Their new response replaces the old one, so their status in your guest list always reflects what they told you most recently.
What they won't see
Your guests only ever see your event page and the RSVP form. Your guest list, activity history, message history, and event settings all stay private to you — none of it is visible from the public link, however many people you share it with.