Name and household
Full name, preferred name and the partner, family or household they belong with.
Turn your chosen names into one organised master list that can support invitations, replies, catering, accommodation and table planning without information becoming scattered.
Adding information to the same record prevents different notebooks, messages and spreadsheets from quietly showing different names or numbers.
The forthcoming free pack will include a Guest List Planner, Invitation & RSVP Tracker, Meal Choice Tracker and Guest Accommodation List.
See all wedding planning printables →Give every invited adult and child their own entry, even when several people live at the same address or will receive one invitation.
Full name, preferred name and the partner, family or household they belong with.
Daytime, evening, whole celebration or any different arrangements that apply.
Postal address, telephone number and email address for invitations and updates.
Meal choice, dietary needs, accessibility, transport, accommodation and useful notes.
Transfer the agreed names from your first guest-list exercise. Use the spelling each person prefers, especially where formal stationery will be personalised.
Mark whether each guest is invited to the daytime, evening or complete celebration. This avoids confusion when counting venue places and preparing invitations.
Your master list becomes more useful when it records the information needed by the venue and other suppliers, not simply who has accepted.
Keep separate totals for invited, accepted, declined and awaiting reply. Also separate daytime adults, daytime children and evening-only guests.
Your planner may contain addresses, telephone numbers, dietary information and accessibility needs. Store it securely and share only the details each supplier genuinely needs.
Does every individual guest have an entry?
Are daytime and evening guests clearly separated?
Have unanswered invitations been followed up?
Are dietary and accessibility details complete?
Do your totals match the venue’s final numbers?