In Complete

The guest list. Dear people. Details in order.

Names, families and replies, in one list. Find whoever you are looking for and see what is left to sort out.

Start for free. Pay when you publish.

Every family has its place.

Grace & OliverThe guest list · example

6 people confirmed

5 no reply yet

1 not coming

4 of 6 families and people

Search “Evans” or pick “No reply”. Local demo · made-up data · nothing saved to an account

By person and by family
Keep together the people who come together.
Find what you need fast
Search a name, or look only at who hasn't replied.
One list, many preparations
The same guests go into the seating plan and the check-in.

One family's details

Illustrative example

The Evans family

3 people · Family · Confirmed

Your note: “A seat for the little one, next to his parents.”

An example of people organized within the same family.

Beyond the head count

One family, one row. Every person, with their details.

The list has to stay easy to read. The details are worth opening only when you need them.

Grouped your way: Family, friends or colleagues: markers that make the list easier to follow.
Notes at hand: What you need to remember stays next to the right person.
Announcements by email: Send guests news from the same place.

Worth knowing before you start filling it in.

After publishing, as many as you need — the price does not depend on the count. Limits exist only before payment, while the event is still a trial.

The list belongs to the event, not to a file on one laptop, so you both see the same version whenever you open it.

Yes. The seating plan produces the table boards and lists, and the menu totals are shown separately — exactly the numbers a restaurant asks for.

No card until you publish

Pick the event, open a design with your names in it and have every tool in front of you. You pay only when you publish.