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Baby shower RSVP

Replies, birth date and weight guesses, and wishes for the baby, all from one link.

What's inside

Guests who come give a headcount. Anyone who plays the game must guess the birth date and the weight; everyone can leave a wish for the baby.

  1. 1
    Your name
  2. 2
    Will you join us?I'll be thereSorry, I can't
  3. 3
    How many of you, you included?Only if “Will you join us?” is I'll be there
  4. 4
    Play the guessing game?Yes, I'll guessI'll sit this one out
  5. 5
    Your guess for the birth dateOnly if “Play the guessing game?” is Yes, I'll guess
  6. 6
    Your guess for the weightOnly if “Play the guessing game?” is Yes, I'll guess
  7. 7
    A wish for the baby

Running the guessing game

Send the link three to four weeks before the shower. Guests reply and play in one go, so you have every guess before the day instead of paper slips at the party.

The game is open to everyone, including guests who can't come. Once the baby arrives, export the replies and find the closest date and weight; announce the winner in the family chat.

Wishes for the baby make a keepsake. Print them in a card or a small book for the parents, with the name of each guest who wrote one.

Planning a reveal first? Use the gender reveal RSVP, where every reply is also a vote.

Baby shower RSVP questions

Do guests have to play the guessing game?

No. The game is one optional question. Only guests who choose to play see the two guesses, and those two become required once they opt in. Put the due date in the intro, so guesses land in a sensible range instead of months away, and name the prize so guests know what they're playing for.

Can I use kilograms instead of pounds?

Yes. The weight is a short text answer, so guests write it the way they think about it. Change the example in the field to “3.2 kg” in your copy. When you pick the winner, guests who wrote kilograms and guests who wrote pounds are easy to compare once you convert. One kilogram is about 2.2 pounds.

Can I add a gift registry link?

Yes. Add it to the intro text in your copy, as a link on a word like “registry”. Guests see it before they answer, so gift ideas reach everyone with the invitation. Keep it to one registry, since two lists make duplicate gifts more likely. Guests who can't come see the link too, so they can send something to the parents' address.

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