Event Registration Forms and RSVP Forms
An event registration form collects who is coming, what they need and, for a paid event, the ticket price, in one step. With the new Vonza Forms you start from a registration or RSVP template, cap the places, set a closing date and send every guest a confirmation.
What is an event registration form?
An event registration form is the online form people fill in to sign up for an event: a conference, a webinar, a class, a race or a camp. It records who is coming, collects what you need to plan, such as ticket type, sessions and dietary needs, and often takes the payment.
An RSVP form is the lighter version for an invitation. It asks one question first, whether the guest is coming, then only what matters for a yes, such as the number of guests and a meal choice.
| Compared | Registration form | RSVP form |
|---|---|---|
| What it answers | Who is coming and what they need | Whether the guest is coming |
| Usually asks | Name, email, ticket, sessions, dietary needs | Yes or no, guests, meal choice |
| Payment | Often paid: tickets, entry fees, places | Usually free |
| Vonza templates | Conference, Webinar, Race, Summer camp | Wedding RSVP, Community meetup RSVP |
Registration and RSVP templates to start from
The eight forms in the Events & bookings category, each a finished design you can change and publish.
Conference registration
Ticket type, up to two workshops, dietary needs and an RSVP for the evening party.
- Ticket type
- Workshops
Wedding RSVP
Will you join us? The number of guests and the meal choice appear only for a yes, with a note for the couple.
- Logic
- Meal choice
Webinar registration
Name, work email, company and role, how they heard about it and a question for the speakers.
- Question for speakers
Race registration
Each distance is its own price, with T-shirt size, an emergency contact, a waiver to agree to and a medal engraving add-on.
- Paid entry
- Waiver
- Add-on
Summer camp registration
Camper details, the week, medical notes and a parent contact, paid in full or in three instalments.
- Two pages
- Instalments
Community meetup RSVP
A free RSVP asked one question at a time after a welcome screen, with a talk title only for people who want to speak.
- One question at a time
Table reservation
Date, time, party size, inside or terrace and the occasion, with room for special requests.
- Party size
Spa booking request
A treatment, a date and preferred time, and a therapist preference, confirmed by you afterwards.
- Date and time
Everything a registration form needs
Settings and blocks in the new Vonza Forms that suit events.
Guests in one response
A Repeating group lets one person add every guest, each with the same questions, with an “Add another” button.
Questions only when they apply
Show the guest count and meal choice only to people who said yes, or skip to a later page.
A limit on places
Limit responses and the form closes by itself when the last place goes.
Open and close dates
Open the form on a date, close it on another, and show a “closes in…” notice in the last 3 days.
One registration per person
Stop repeat sign-ups by email address, by browser or by network.
Paid registration
Sell tickets as prices, split a fee into instalments on eligible plans, and add extras.
Confirmation with a PDF
Email every registrant a confirmation with their answers as a PDF, and copy up to 5 teammates on your notice.
A contact for every guest
Everyone who leaves an email becomes a CRM contact, tagged, so an automation can send what comes next.
Need a time slot, not just a sign-up?
A registration form records who is coming. When each person needs their own appointment, add the Book a time block.
- Book a time sends the respondent to one of your Vonza booking events in a new tab.
- The response records that they opened the booking page, and the booking itself appears in Scheduling.
- Running the webinar on Vonza too? Host it with live streaming, with reminders for the people you invite.
How to make an event registration form
Three steps in the new Vonza Forms.
- STEP 01
Pick a template
Start from a registration or RSVP template, describe your event to Vonza AI, or start blank.
- STEP 02
Add guests and tickets
Add a Repeating group for guests, then turn on Payments if places are paid.
- STEP 03
Set the limits, then publish
Limit responses to your capacity, choose the close date and publish. Share the link, a QR code or embed it on your site.
Questions about registration forms
Get answers to common questions here
An event registration form is an online form people fill in to sign up for an event. It records who is coming, collects what you need to plan, such as ticket type, sessions or dietary needs, and can take the payment for a paid event.
An RSVP form answers whether an invited guest is coming, then asks only what matters for a yes, such as guests and a meal choice. A registration form signs people up for an event and usually asks more, often with a ticket price.
Yes. Add a Repeating group, and the person filling in the form can add each guest with an “Add another” button, answering the same questions for every guest, up to 50 rows.
Yes. Turn on “Limit responses” and the form closes automatically once that many people have registered. You can also set the date it opens and the date it closes.
Yes. Turn on Payments to sell tickets or places as prices, with up to 10 prices on one form, add-ons, discount codes and, on eligible plans, instalments. Buyers pay by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Klarna or PayPal.
Yes. Turn on the email to the respondent and they get a confirmation, with their answers attached as a PDF if you choose. The form needs an Email question for this.
The Book a time block sends people to one of your Vonza booking events in a new tab. The response records that they opened it, and the booking itself appears in Scheduling. For appointments, a booking page is usually the better tool.
Every registration is a response you can search, filter and export to CSV or Excel. Everyone who leaves an email also becomes a CRM contact, tagged as you choose.
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