How to embed the RSVP form on your own site

Your wedding site already lives on another platform, but you want the confirmation form to be the tidy, self-counting kind? Datella's embed add-on puts your invitation's RSVP form — custom questions and per-ceremony capacity included — onto any website, with answers landing in the same guest list as the invitation's.

1. Activate the embed add-on

   The add-on is bought once per event and lasts a year. Purchase happens from the plan screen; once active, the embed panel appears at /invitation/<event>/embed showing the grant's status and expiry plainly.

   

2. Mint a token — shown once, save it well

   Tokens are minted from that panel in one click, and two things matter: the form refuses creation on a private-mode invitation — embeds are for open pages — and a new token deactivates the old one; only one token is active at a time. The raw token is displayed exactly once at creation, so copy it right then.

4. Paste the iframe snippet

   The panel hands you a ready-to-copy snippet: one iframe carrying your form's address and token inside, to paste into your site's HTML editor, blog, or landing page. Its height is adjustable from the snippet; the rest follows the page width. The form's accent color can be tuned through an extra parameter.

6. Answers land in the same list

   Guests filling the form from your website and guests answering from the invitation drop into one RSVP list — custom questions, ceremony choices, and per-family answers included. The embed panel shows a counter of how many answers arrived through the embed, so you know the site is pulling weight.

7. Revoke when needed, know the boundary

   A token can be revoked from the panel anytime — revoked means the form stops working wherever it's pasted; that is its true role: a total kill switch, not a per-site fence. Unpublishing the invitation also halts the embed until republished, and once the add-on lapses, the form shows a polite closing notice instead of breaking.