1. Technologies needed to use the service
Happy RSVP’s hosting and sign-in providers may use cookies or similar technologies for access, security, session management, and operation. These technologies are separate from the invitation content you save.
The current Happy RSVP application does not add advertising, retargeting, or marketing analytics cookies. A complete provider-level cookie inventory and relevant durations will be checked before public launch. This is not a claim that the hosting or sign-in platform uses no cookies.
2. Drafts and browser state
Saved events, uploaded images, guest lists, and RSVP responses are stored by the service. They are not stored only in your browser’s local storage.
Changes that you have not saved, active filters, and open interface panels may exist temporarily in the current page. Closing the page may discard unsaved work. Your browser may also cache images and page resources.
3. Personal invitation links
A personal RSVP link includes a unique identifier that gives access to the named invitation and response. This identifier is part of the link, rather than an advertising cookie. Keep the link private and avoid copying it into public places.
External mapping, registry, and video services may use their own browser technologies after you choose to open their links.
4. Your browser choices
Browser settings may let you remove cached information or block cookies. Blocking essential sign-in or security technologies may prevent access or stop features from working.
The preview does not offer an advertising-cookie preference switch because it does not currently implement advertising or marketing analytics. If optional technologies are added later, this notice and the available choices will be reviewed before they are enabled.
5. Questions
For a question about stored information, use Contact us and choose Privacy request. The current form records your request with an on-screen reference and does not send a confirmation email.