How do I RSVP to a Nimanto invitation?

Replying takes a minute and helps the host plan. The form is part of the invitation itself.

Reply

1. 1Open the invitation and scroll to the reply form, usually near the end. A Reply now button in a reminder e-mail takes you straight there.
2. 2Choose your answer: Yes, Maybe or No. The words vary by invitation ("Joyfully accept", "Yes, I'll be there!"). Maybe appears only when the host allows it.
3. 3Check Your name. On a shared link, add your Email so the host can reach you; a phone is optional.
4. 4On a Yes or Maybe, set the Number of guests, counting yourself, up to the number the host allowed. Some hosts ask for each extra guest's name.
5. 5If the celebration spans several days or functions, tick which you will join.
6. 6Add dietary requirements, answer the host's questions (a star marks the required ones) and leave a message if you like.
7. 7If the host has a group gift, you can promise an amount toward it. It is a promise, not a payment; nothing is paid on the page.
8. 8Tap the send button.

What you see next

• "See you there!": your Yes is recorded.
• "Fingers crossed!": your Maybe is recorded. Come back when you know for sure.
• "We'll miss you": your No is recorded.
• "Request sent": the host confirms each guest personally. You will hear from them by e-mail.
• "You're on the waitlist": the event is full for now. The host will tell you if a place opens up.

Under the card you see your reply, a Change my reply button and, on many invitations, a button to share the invitation with a friend.

If the form says replies are closed

"RSVPs are now closed" means the host's deadline has passed or they closed replies. Contact the host directly; their e-mail address is the reply-to on any e-mail you received.

Common messages

• "Please add your e-mail, so the hosts can reach you." An e-mail is required on the shared link.
• "Please add the name of every extra guest." The host asked for names.
• "Please answer …": a required question is blank.