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Set na ’yan — that’s all set.

Every guest, every detail, one row each.

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  1. 01

    Build the list

    Type a name and press Enter, paste many names, import a CSV file, or pick from the people already in your account. Each guest gets a side, a role, a group and, if you choose, a +1 or +2.

  2. 02

    Invite, and let them answer

    Every guest has a personal link and QR code, and there is one join link you can share with everyone. They tap RSVP, answer yes or no and pick their meal, and your list updates in real time.

  3. 03

    Seat them, then count who came

    Give each guest a table, arrange the room, and on the day check in who actually walked in. Afterwards the list stays open — for the cousin who turned up unannounced, and for your thank-yous.

One list your whole wedding reads from

Your invitations, your seat plan and your Memories all read the same guest book — so when a guest answers, everything that depends on that answer already knows.

  • A Google Sheet, a Notes app and a WhatsApp threadOne row per guest, in one place
  • Chasing replies by messageGuests answer in a tap and you see it live
  • A roles column you fill in by handNinong, ninang, sponsors and bearers, ready to assign
  • Counting meals from screenshotsMeal preferences your caterer can count on

One row per guest, and everything reads from it

Free with every Setnayan account.

A bride and groom raising their glasses in a toast, surrounded by guests and candlelight

Your list

Type a name, press Enter

Type “Ana Cruz +1 groom vip #Barkada” and she lands as a row with her side, her plus-one, her role and her group. Or paste many names, import a CSV file, or pick from the people already in your account.

Two guests embracing at a wedding

Roles

Every Filipino role, already there

Principal sponsors, candle, veil, cord and coin sponsors, ninong and ninang, bearers and the wedding party are all there to assign — and the list arranges itself by importance, the bride first, then the groom, then everyone by their role.

A bride and groom kneeling before the altar of a stone church, with an officiant beside them

RSVP

Guests answer in a tap

They open their link, answer yes or no and pick their meal, and you see who is coming in real time — right beside your guest list and seating. A plus-one can answer on their own, and name themselves if you did not know who they were.

A printed place card on a table setting

Personal QR

A link and a code for every guest

Each guest gets a personal link with their own QR code, and there is one join link for everyone else. When a guest opens theirs, your list updates in real time.

A wedding invitation with two gold rings, beside a bouquet of white roses

Print

Print the whole set at once

Print the QR sheet for everyone in one go, one code per guest, or copy a single guest’s link straight from the table. If a guest loses their link, re-issue it and the old one stops working.

A long candlelit reception table under strings of lights in a garden at night

Seats and the day

From the list to the room to the door

Give each guest a table and arrange the room from the same list. On the day, check in who came — and afterwards the list stays open for anyone who turned up unannounced.

Questions, answered

What is the Guest List?
It is your guest book, one row per guest. Each row carries their reply, their plus-ones, their meal preference, their role in the wedding and their table — all in the same place your invitations and your Memories read from, so there is no Google Sheet, Notes app and group chat to keep in step.
Is it really free?
Yes. The Guest List is free with every Setnayan account, beside your schedule, your budget, your seat plan and your mood board. There is nothing to buy to use it.
How do guests RSVP?
Each guest opens their personal link or scans their QR, taps RSVP and answers yes or no. If you are asking about meals, they pick theirs there too, with a note for allergies, and it feeds the count your caterer works from. You see who is coming in real time, right beside your guest list and seating.
What about plus-ones?
Pick how many a guest may bring — +1, +2 — and Setnayan adds a row for each extra seat, linked to theirs. Each one has their own QR and can reply on their own. If you do not know who it is yet, the guest names them on their reply, or the plus-one names themselves the first time they open the invitation.
Does it know Filipino wedding roles?
Yes. Principal sponsors, candle, veil, cord and coin sponsors, ninong and ninang, ring, bible and coin bearers, flower girl, maid or matron of honor, best man, bridesmaids, groomsmen, officiant, readers and soloists are all there to assign. The list arranges itself by importance — the bride first, then the groom, then everyone by their role — and you can filter to just the sponsors, the wedding party or the bearers.
Do we have to type everyone in?
No. Type a name and press Enter — “Ana Cruz +1 groom vip #Barkada” lands as a row with her side, her plus-one, her role and her group. Or tap + and choose Import a file, or From your people. Anyone who joins from your shared invite link shows up for you to confirm.

Start with who is coming

The Guest List is free with every Setnayan account — beside your schedule, your budget, your seat plan and your mood board. Add the first name, and the rest of your planning reads from it.

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