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What are you celebrating?
Describe it in a sentence — we’ll draft the whole invite.
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Selling tickets? Show the ticket steps.
Title & words
When
Times are in your time zone.
Other dates to offer (the date above is option 1; up to 5 in all)
Where
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Google Maps
Google Maps
This address is from .
📍 On the map. Guests get directions to this exact spot.
Not on the map — Directions will search for what you typed. Pick a suggestion for an exact spot.
Background
JPEG, PNG or WebP up to 5 MB. We resize it for you.
Takes about ten seconds. No text is drawn on the image.
Tap the image to choose what stays in view
Style
Look
Keeps your photo
Title typeface
Accent
Effect
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Guests see only what you turn on.
Who's coming
Capacity
On the invite
Guest list on the invite
Listed events use your community's address, . Guests' links keep working.
Messages
A Google Photos or iCloud shared album. Add it after the party and guests find the pictures on the invite.
TicketsA price per person, or ticket types (early bird, general, VIP, a free pass). Guests pay when they say Going — straight to your Stripe account, no cut.
Reserved seating needs a set date. Turn off "Not sure of the date?" first.
Reserved seating replaces the guest limit, approval and waitlist. The seats are the limit.
You have no venues yet. Draw your hall (sections, rows and seats), then come back.
Saving copies the venue as it is now. Seats guests have booked must still be on it.
Price each ticket type per seat category below. Leave a price empty and that ticket can't buy those seats; 0 is free. The seats are the capacity.
Paid tickets aren't switched on yet. Free tickets work.
To sell tickets, connect your own Stripe account. The money goes straight to you; Evnts takes no cut. Free tickets work without it.
Stripe needs a few more details before guests can pay. You can publish now; guests see “Tickets on sale soon” until it's done.
Stripe is reviewing your details. Tickets go on sale by themselves when it's done, usually within minutes.
Stripe has paused payments on your account, so guests can't buy right now.
Stripe may open in your phone's browser. Your invite comes with you.
The host needs to connect Stripe to charge for tickets. Free tickets work without it.
From your sentence — check the prices
Refunds when a guest cancelsWhat a guest gets back when they ask you for a refund. Stripe keeps its processing fee (about 2.9% plus 30c) either way, so one of you covers it. Guests see this before they pay. Refunds you start yourself, and cancelling the event, always go back in full.
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Who can buy
Pick a member list, or make one.
TiersNone ticked: any member.
Members confirm their number with a texted code; guests not on the list can't pick this. Member listsOn sale fromUntilLeave empty to sell until the event starts.
Promo codesGuests type the code when they get tickets. We take the discount off before checkout and count every use here.
Publish the invite first, then add codes here.
Guests see:
A friend counts when they pay by card through the guest's link. Their own number or card doesn't count, one card counts once, and a refunded friend drops off. Stripe keeps its fee on the original payment.
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You're on the list. When a spot opens we'll email you a link that brings back this invite, on any device.
It’s live.
Something to change? Edit invite
Link changed. The old one still works.
Print it or show it on a screen — scanning opens the invite.
Scans of this QR show up under Tracking links.
Download QRYour dashboard
Open dashboard →All your invites are at your events home — sign in with a texted code, no password.