Learn how to create a Yes/No RSVP question where guests choose between two options (Standard or Pro plan).
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Yes/No questions present guests with a simple binary choice. They appear as radio buttons on the RSVP form where guests select either Yes or No.
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Plan requirement: Standard or Pro plan
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Use Yes/No when you need a straightforward binary answer:
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Yes/No is the simplest question type and works best when the answer is truly one or the other. If you need more than two options, use multiple choice or dropdown instead.
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Guests see your question with two radio buttons labeled "Yes" and "No." They click one to select their answer. Only one option can be selected.
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Description - Add optional helper text below the question. For a shuttle question, you might add "The shuttle departs from the Grand Hotel at 3:00 PM."
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Required - Set whether guests must answer before submitting their RSVP.
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Per household or per guest - Ask once per household or once per individual guest. Shuttle requests often work well per household, while dietary-related yes/no questions might need to be per guest.
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Link to event - Link this question to a specific event if it only applies to certain guests.
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Word questions clearly. Make sure "Yes" and "No" are unambiguous answers. "Would you like to take the shuttle?" is clearer than "Regarding the shuttle..."
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Use the description for details. If you're asking about a shuttle, include the departure time and pickup location in the description.
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Consider using this for planning counts. Yes/No questions make it easy to get a count. How many guests need the shuttle? Just count the "Yes" responses.
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