Event types and what they change

You choose the type in the first step of creating an event: Wedding, Engagement, Birthday, Baby shower, Graduation, Corporate event, Party, Dinner & gathering, Housewarming or Other.

Not sure? Pick the closest one. Other suits anything that is not in the list, such as a book launch.

• Designs: each type has its own four themes. To use the themes of another type, change the type.
• Details: the second step asks what fits the type, for example the couple for a wedding (About the couple), the age for a birthday (Age they’re turning) or the company for a corporate event (Company name). A corporate invitation can also show a Company logo.
• Title and link: weddings and engagements use the hosts' names as the invitation's title and for its short link address. Other types use the event title.
• Tone: in languages with a formal and a friendly "you", the types Corporate event and Other address guests formally, every other type in a friendly way.
• Opening: for every type except Corporate event and Other, the invitation first opens from an envelope.
• Checklist: Add a ready-made checklist suggests tasks written for your type of event.

• Only invited guests can respond is offered only for the types Corporate event and Other. Read more about invited guests only.
• Guests per response starts at 1 for a corporate event, so each guest replies for themselves, and at 5 for every other type. You can change it in RSVP settings.
• A corporate event's guest list also shows each guest's company.

• The invitation takes the first theme of the new type, unless your current theme already belongs to it.
• Your details, guests, replies and plan stay as they are. Details the new type does not use are kept and come back if you change back.
• Switching to a corporate event sets Guests per response to 1 if you had not chosen a number. Switching away puts it back to the usual number if it was still 1.
• Nothing is sent to your guests.