Change your invitation link

Your invitation gets its short address when you publish it. For weddings and engagements it is made from the hosts' first names, such as vowly.co/e/emma-james; for other events, from the event title. If that address is already used, the year and then the city are added.

If no short address can be made, for example from a name with no Latin letters, the invitation keeps its long link, which works just as well. If your invitation has no short address yet, its row shows Shorten the link: press it to get one, free of charge.

An address has 3 to 40 characters: lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens, with at least one letter. Some words are reserved and cannot be used.

• After publishing, the address can be changed once. After that the row shows Changed once after publishing. To change it again, write to support@vowly.co.
• The old address keeps forwarding guests to your invitation, and personal links you have already sent keep working.
• Printed QR codes are not affected: the QR code points to your event's permanent link, not to the short address.
• Changing the address sends nothing to your guests. Share the new address from now on.

Twelve months after your event date, once your invitation is no longer open to guests, the short address is released so that someone else can use it. The long link and your QR code still point to your event. An event more than a year old cannot get a new short address.