Learn how to allow specific guests or all guests to bring one or more additional people to your wedding and manage plus-one privileges through individual settings or global RSVP configuration.
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Plus-ones let specific guests bring additional people to your wedding. You can control this per guest, or allow it for everyone at once through your RSVP settings.
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The guest can now bring one additional person. When they RSVP online, they'll be able to add their plus-one's name.
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Use the − and + buttons next to the Add a +1 checkbox to set how many plus-ones a guest can bring. This is useful for guests who need to bring more than one person — for example, a guest attending with their partner and an adult sibling, or a solo guest travelling with a couple of friends.
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When they RSVP, they'll see a named field for each plus-one you've allotted. If they name fewer than you allotted — say you allowed 3 but they only fill in 2 — the leftover plus-one stays available and they can add the extra person later.
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If you want every guest to be able to bring a plus-one, you don't have to check the box for each person individually. Go to your RSVP settings and enable plus-ones for everyone. When this is turned on, you'll see a note on the guest form saying: "All guests are allowed to add +1s. You can change this setting in RSVP settings."
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In your guest list, guests with a plus-one enabled will show a +1 badge next to their name (if you have the +1 column turned on in your guest settings).
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Your guest count stats will include plus-ones in the total, so you always have an accurate headcount.
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Be intentional. Plus-ones can add up fast. If your venue has limited capacity, consider being selective about who gets one.
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Single guests usually appreciate it. If someone won't know many people at your wedding, a plus-one can make them feel more comfortable.
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The +1 column helps. Turn on the +1 column in your guest settings so you can quickly see who has plus-one privileges.
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