RSVP websites for Australian weddings
Australian options (WedBuild, Easy Weddings, Say I Do and WedSites) price in AUD or by region. Joy, Zola and The Knot don't show AUD prices, so check the currency of any upgrade, and check dates, spelling and registries before you send the link.
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Which options price in Australian dollars
| Option | Based in | Prices |
|---|---|---|
| WedBuild | Australia | AUD: free up to 50 guests; A$99 or A$199 once |
| Easy Weddings | Australia | Free website and tools; planning service in AUD |
| Say I Do | Australia (ABN in its terms) | Varies by region; see sayi.do/pricing |
| WedSites | Melbourne, Australia | Paid once; AUD is one of the currencies on its pricing page |
| Joy | Not stated on its pages | Free; upgrade prices not shown |
| Zola | US App Store listing | Free; extras in USD (US$14.99 seating chart) |
| The Knot | US App Store listing | Free |
Paying in US dollars means the amount on your card statement moves with the exchange rate, and some cards add a foreign transaction fee. Check with your bank before you buy an upgrade priced in USD.
Dates: write them out
Australia writes dates day first (27/03/2027); the US writes them month first. On a website built for the US, 03/04/2027 can read as 4 March to the tool and 3 April to your guests. Write every date in words on your website, invitation and RSVP deadline.
Saturday 27 March 2027, ceremony at 3pm
Kindly reply by Friday 12 February 2027
If guests are flying in from interstate or overseas, put the time zone beside the time. Queensland, Western Australia and the Northern Territory don't use daylight saving, so a 3pm ceremony in Sydney in March isn't 3pm in Brisbane.
Seasons and what to put on the website
Seasons run the opposite way to the US and UK: spring is September to November, summer December to February, autumn March to May and winter June to August. A US template's "winter wedding" or "fall" wording won't fit, so rewrite it.
- Summer: tell guests about shade, sun protection and water for outdoor ceremonies, and give a wet-weather plan.
- Winter in the south: say whether the reception is indoors, and suggest layers for evening photos.
- School and public holidays: if your date falls near one, send save the dates early; flights and accommodation book up.
Venues: give guests what they'll need
- Regional and winery venues: add the full address, a map link, parking, and transport if you've booked a bus. Mobile reception can be patchy in the country, so ask guests to RSVP and save details before they travel.
- Accommodation: list nearby options and any room block, with the date it releases.
- Dietary needs: Australian caterers will usually ask for numbers with your final headcount; collect them on the RSVP, not later. See what to ask on your RSVP form.
How tools built for the US fit
- The RSVP. Joy takes RSVPs on your wedding website, which guests can open from anywhere. Zola and The Knot could only be checked through their App Store listings, which don't say how guests reply; confirm it before you send the link.
- Spelling and labels. Check guest-facing text ("color", "favorite") and whether you can edit it. Joy's own site has an Australian English version.
- Registries. Zola and Joy run their own registries; check whether gifts ship to Australia and in what currency cash funds are paid before you link one.
- Vendor directories. The Knot's listing describes finding local venues and vendors; check whether it lists any near you before you count on it.
- Texts. If you want SMS reminders, check the tool reaches Australian mobile numbers. WedBuild's texts reach Australian numbers; Say I Do offers local and international SMS.
Our pick for Australian couples
WedBuild is Australian-made and priced in AUD, and it connects the RSVP to the guest list, seating chart and budget, so dietary answers reach your table cards and caterer without retyping. It's free up to 50 guests, then A$99 once. It isn't a registry, so link to yours from the website. For a free option with a local supplier directory, Easy Weddings is ranked second.
Questions
What is the best wedding RSVP website in Australia?
On our published criteria, WedBuild: Australian-made, priced in AUD, and its RSVPs feed one guest list that runs seating and the budget. Easy Weddings is the strongest free Australian option.
Can I use The Knot or Zola for an Australian wedding?
Possibly, but we could only check them through their US App Store listings, which don't say how guests reply. If you try one, write dates in words, check spelling, and expect extras in US dollars.