Other Ways to Check Your Guest Attendance 🎉

Need to quickly see who confirmed or declined?

Head to your Guestlist, click the three dots beside the Attendance column, and select Filter. From there, you can choose a specific RSVP answer like:

✅ Yes, of course
❌ No, regretfully decline
⏳ No response

Once selected, your guestlist updates instantly to show only matching guests, making follow-ups and planning much easier.

If you want an even faster way to understand your RSVP progress, the Count Values feature gives you a complete attendance breakdown in one click.

Shows your entire guestlist, no filtering applied — every single guest regardless of whether they've responded, accepted, or declined. This is the full, unfiltered picture of your event attendance, useful when you just want a total headcount reference before narrowing things down.

Displays only the guests who have already given a response — this includes both guests who accepted and guests who declined. In other words, "Populated" just means their attendance field has some answer in it, not specifically that they're attending. This is especially useful when confirming catering numbers, seating plans, or accommodations, since you're looking at everyone whose status is finalized either way.

Shows guests whose attendance field has no response at all yet — meaning they haven't RSVP'd. Think of this as your instant follow-up list: no need to manually scroll through your full guestlist trying to spot who's missing, since TTO isolates exactly who still needs a nudge.

Here's a small quirk worth understanding so it doesn't cause confusion: when a guest is first marked as No Response, you may briefly see that literal label sitting inside their attendance field. But if you navigate away from the Guestlist and come back, that same field may now just appear blank instead of showing the "No Response" text.

This isn't a bug or a sign that something got deleted — it's expected behavior. A blank attendance field and a "No Response" label mean the exact same thing: that guest hasn't answered yet. Both are captured under the Empty filter regardless of how the field visually displays. So if your Empty filter shows 22 guests, that's simply 22 guests still needing to confirm — whether their field currently shows blank or "No Response" doesn't change that count.

Those blank attendance fields are exactly what the Empty filter is designed to track. So if your Empty filter shows 22 guests, that simply means 22 guests still haven’t confirmed their attendance.

Using Filters and Count Values together gives you a much clearer picture of your RSVP progress without any manual work.

Instead of wondering:

“Who still hasn’t replied?”

You’ll know instantly - giving you more time to focus on the fun parts of wedding planning. 💍