Eventinary keeps the complete itinerary of your event in one place: free invitations sent by email and text, a private one-tap RSVP link for every guest with no sign-up, and a confirmed headcount you can actually cater to.
Milestone or low-key, sent by text or email — birthday invitations that come back with a real headcount.
Invitations that reach parents, come back answered, and tell you about allergies before the day.
Save the dates, invitations and RSVPs on one guest list — with meal choices collected as people reply.
Gentle, useful invitations — with registry details and a headcount that holds up.
For events where you have to book and pay ahead — get firm numbers before the deposit is due.
The first event of the wedding — and the first time both guest lists meet.
A fixed date, limited ceremony tickets, and guests traveling in — invitations that handle all three.
The one invitation where the address is the whole point — and where directions matter most.
A small guest list where every single reply matters — and every dietary need has to be known.
December is a race for dates. Send early, chase once, and get a number you can cater to.
Launches, away days and client dinners — with an attendance list you can hand to a venue.
The first milestone people actually throw a party for — and the one where a bar tab depends on the number.
The milestone where babysitters decide your guest list — and where an early start gets more people there.
Three generations in one room — an invitation that works for a college friend and an aunt alike.
The one birthday the guest of honor will not remember — planned around a nap, not an evening.
A guest list built over decades — often organized by the children rather than the couple.
No. Every guest gets a private link that opens straight to their invitation. They reply in one tap and never see a login screen.
Yes. Choose email, SMS, or both when you send. Guests with only a phone number get a text; guests with only an email get an email.
Yes. Upload a spreadsheet and Eventinary imports it, then tells you exactly which rows it skipped and why.
Their link keeps working. A guest can reopen it and update their answer, and the dashboard reflects the change straight away.