Text messages
Last updated October 16, 2026
Make a Simcha sends text messages about a family's simcha. This page explains which messages are sent, how people agree to receive them, and how to stop them.
Who receives texts
- Family members with an account receive sign-in codes and reminders about their simcha, such as payments and tasks that are due.
- Guests receive messages that a family sends them about that family's simcha: the invitation, a reply confirming their RSVP, their seating details, and a thank-you note.
Message frequency varies with the simcha; most guests receive between 1 and 5 messages per simcha. Message and data rates may apply.
How people agree to receive texts
Account holders enter their own mobile number when they sign up and tick a box that is not ticked in advance:
Guests are added by a family that knows them personally, usually relatives and friends, to invite them to that family's simcha. Before a family can send texts, they confirm that their guests would expect to hear from them about the simcha. Every message starts with “Make a Simcha” and the names of the family or couple, and ends with how to stop.
Sample messages
Make a Simcha (Rivky & Yehuda): You're invited to Wedding on Sun, Dec 13. Please let us know if you can come: makeasimcha.com/r/?t=K7Q2xN4p Reply STOP to opt out.
Make a Simcha (Rivky & Yehuda): Thank you! We're so happy you're coming to the wedding. See you there! Reply STOP to opt out.
Make a Simcha: Your sign-in code is 482915. It expires in 10 minutes.
How to stop
Reply STOP to any message to stop all texts from Make a Simcha to your number. You'll get one message confirming it, and no more after that. Reply START to receive them again. Reply HELP for help, or write to support@makeasimcha.com.
Privacy
No mobile information will be shared with third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes. Text-message opt-in data and consent are never shared with any third party. Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages. See our Privacy policy.