Yea I think you're exactly right. There's this formality to RSVP's that I took very seriously in my development. Little things like allowing guests to be reor

Yea I think you're exactly right. There's this formality to RSVP's that I took very seriously in my development. Little things like allowing guests to be reordered in the guest list - when I first showed that to my friends, it didn't seem like a big deal, but once I explained that certain guests could be offended by being at the bottom of the guest list (considering they're only at the bottom because of the way the host entered them), it made sense to those I was showing. Another big thing was the ease of use in filling in the form for the guests. In my [example RSVP page](https://www.rsvpkeeper.com/rsvp/08c084c7-ecf2-4aed-8cfc-4fe612766606 https://www.rsvpkeeper.com/rsvp/08c084c7-ecf2-4aed-8cfc-4fe6...) you can see how that works if you haven't already visited it. I really focused on making it as simple and clean as possible. I don't even allow theming just yet because I felt that would just distract and confuse the guest filling out their form. This is all done to the benefit of the host of course - so they can capture the highest number of RSVP's for their event. Thanks for your insight and comments.