Event RSVP script, copyright 2010 by Gordon Dexter ([email protected]), released under GPLv2 or later.

This script allows you to collect RSVPs from your guests over the internet. You must create an invitation, associate guests with that invitation, and when a guest views their invitation page they can specify who will and who won't be attending.

For my wedding I put together an RSVP script that would allow guests to respond to their invitation through our wedding website. I looked all over the net but couldn't find an RSVP script that quite suited my needs, and figured I'd work from scratch. It wasn't a huge effort, just a few hours on my part, but I thought the community might benefit from my publicizing it. I called it 'tententen' because that was the date of my wedding. I'd love to hear from people who successfully use it.

TenTenTen is not yet terribly polished: The install process is basically

• Untar files into a folder in your webserver's wwwroot directory
• Create a db and run tables.sql
• Fill in the db user and password in the database.php file
• Add your own custom CSS and modify strings as desired
• Manually create or import a guest list into the SQL tables in the correct format

You'll have to personalize it and create db entries for each of your invitations and guests.

A few things which make this different from other RSVP scripts I found, and especially make it well-suited for very formal events such as a wedding:

• It makes a distinction between an individual guest and an 'invitation', which may cover a whole family, so a household can RSVP all at once.
• It is designed to have your invitations already programmed in, so guests may simply search for their invitation with their name and some identifying piece of information to prevent mischief. I used the house number, which provides a bare minimum of security, but you could use zip code, part of their phone number, or even a PIN that you include with the invitation if you wanted. This limits abuse by not allowing just anyone to RSVP.
• It has an event table that represents a log of changes to the invitation table, to keep track of when people respond.

• Currently, must be installed, configured, and customized by hand
• You have to enter in the guest list beforehand (this works fine for formal events like weddings, but I realize it may not be suited for much else)
• You have to do the graphic design yourself
• The administration and results viewing was done in PhpMyAdmin, so:
• There's no page for results, although I have included a few SQL queries that show useful reports.
• There's no page for adding new guests/invitations, although it would be easy to make

Any feedback is welcome. I can't guarantee support but may answer questions if I can.