Text bat mitzvah guests your RSVP link — no app, no login. They answer in a tap and their responses add up in your headcount, while anything they text back lands in one shared inbox.
10 free texts to try it · No app for guests · No credit card
Chasing bat mitzvah RSVPs across texts, emails and DMs is a headache. Send one text with your RSVP link: guests answer a short form, responses add up in one headcount, and questions they text back land in a shared inbox — no spreadsheet.
Got an invite by text? Here's how to reply so the host can count you in.
Answer in the same thread the invite came from, or tap the RSVP link if there is one. You don't need an app or an account.
Put your answer in the first few words so the host can count it at a glance.
Give names and a headcount, including kids or a plus-one if the invite covers them.
Mention allergies or dietary needs, and answer anything the invite asked.
Not sure yet? Say when you'll know. If plans change later, text the host again right away.
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Send family the service and kiddush, and send kids' parents the party, bus times and pickup.
Text the relatives you're calling up for a candle so they're ready with a few words and in the room.
Add a link button for Talia's shelter drive, so guests can bring supplies instead of a gift.
Copy, tweak the details, and send to your whole guest list in one tap.
Will Ava ride the party bus? Please answer the bus question on the RSVP form so we have a seat for her: textmyevent.com/s/talia-kids
Thanks for saying yes to Talia's party! Add any allergies on the form so the kids' buffet is safe for everyone: textmyevent.com/s/talia-kids
Grandpa Max, would you light the 1st candle at Talia's party? You'd go right after dinner, around 8. Reply with any questions.
So happy you're coming! Please tick the service, the kiddush lunch and/or the party on the RSVP link so we count you: textmyevent.com/s/talia
Hi Dana! We need final numbers for Talia's bat mitzvah by Oct 1. Could you RSVP when you have a sec? textmyevent.com/s/talia
Where these texts fit in your schedule. Write them up front and schedule them.
Send the family invitation, and a separate party invite to classmates' parents with the bus details.
Invitation templates →Text your candle-lighting honorees personally and confirm each one can be there.
Nudge non-responders. The venue needs the kids' and adults' table counts and the bus company needs riders.
Shabbat dinner time and place for family, plus the Saturday schedule.
Reminder templates →Service time and parking, sent before guests reach the sanctuary and put phones away.
Reminder templates →For about 140 guests. One payment per event, no subscription. Guest replies don’t use up your texts.
140 guests × 1 text = 140 texts
$57Starter, once
140 of 500 texts
140 guests × 2 texts = 280 texts
$57Starter, once
280 of 500 texts
140 guests × 8 texts = 1,120 texts
$87Plus, once
1,120 of 1,200 texts. Close to Plus's limit.
Start with Starter and upgrade later for just the difference ($30 more for Plus). Try it first with 10 free texts to your own phone. Compare all plans
Paste numbers into two groups: relatives and adult friends for the service, and parents of classmates for the party and bus.
Write each invite or start from a template, add a which-events question and a party-bus question to the RSVP form, and schedule bus reminders for party day.
Answers from your link give you separate counts for the service, the party and the bus, and parents' questions land in one shared inbox.
Reply to the invitation text by the RSVP date. Start with yes or no, say who's coming, and add anything the host asked for, like allergies. If the invite includes an RSVP link, you can tap that instead. You don't need an app.
5 weeks before: Text your candle-lighting honorees personally and confirm each one can be there. 3 weeks before: Nudge non-responders. The venue needs the kids' and adults' table counts and the bus company needs riders.
Text the parents. Put the party, bus times and pickup in their invite, and ask for each child's name, allergies and a contact cell on the RSVP form.
Yes. Send a personal text to each candle-lighting honoree with their candle number and the rough time. Their replies come back privately to your inbox, so you can confirm one by one.
No. Whether it's a Saturday morning service at 13, a Havdalah service, or a Sunday celebration at 12, you set the date, times and wording, and schedule the texts around it.
Yes. Paste the donation or wish-list link into your invite, or add it as a link button on your RSVP page so guests can tap straight to it.
No. Guests get a normal text message on the phone they already use and reply the same way. Nothing to install and no account to create.
No. Each guest gets their own text, not a group chat, so their number and replies stay private. Replies come back to your Text My Event inbox, where you and your co-hosts can answer.
Yes. Invite co-hosts to your event and they share the same guest list, scheduled texts, and replies inbox.
Your first event includes 10 free texts to try it on your own phone. To text guests you pay once per event, with no subscription: Lite $19 for 50 texts, Starter $57 for 500 texts, Plus $87 for 1,200 texts, Premium $137 for 2,000 texts. If you need more texts later, moving to a bigger plan costs only the difference.
Text My Event sends to US and Canadian (+1) mobile numbers, in English.
Your texts belong to that event and stay available until 60 days after it ends. Guest photos and videos stay up for the same window.
They're opted out right away and skipped on future sends, so you never have to track it. They can reply START to resume.
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