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Menu options Everyone picks what they love, you bring the exact number.

The choice happens while confirming, when the guest is already there: classic, meat-free, gluten-free or the children's menu. You see the total per option, ready for the restaurant.

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The choice happens once

When a guest confirms, they pick a menu in the same form: the classic option, a meat-free one, a gluten-free one or the children's menu — whichever options you defined. In the same place they can write their dietary restrictions, from allergies to things they simply do not eat. It is not a second message to send or a separate list to fill in: it is part of saying yes.

The number the restaurant asks for

The portions per option is one of the few numbers a restaurant asks for firmly, a week or two ahead, and one you cannot give “roughly”. Here the total makes itself out of the answers that already exist, and changes the moment somebody changes their mind — nobody counts it by hand, neither you nor the person beside you, so you never end up with two different results.

Restrictions reach the right people

The allergies and restrictions guests write stay next to their names, so they do not get lost between a confirmation in February and a conversation with the kitchen in May. When you hand the list over, they go with it, and at the tables you can see what was chosen where — on the boards too, if you want them shown.

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The menus screen: every option with how many people picked it and what share of the answers that is, updated as the responses arrive.

How the menus add up, step by step

  1. You define the options

    Whatever the restaurant offers — classic, meat-free, gluten-free, a children's menu.

  2. The guest picks while confirming

    They choose for themselves and for whoever comes with them, and note restrictions if they have any.

  3. You see the totals

    How many portions of each option, current, plus the restrictions listed by name.

What stays with you

The number the restaurant asks for, exact and checkable, plus a list of dietary restrictions that does not depend on anyone's memory. And if a guest changes their mind in the last week, the total corrects itself.

Open a gallery and look at the confirmation form, where the menu is chosen.

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Questions about menus

What usually comes up in the conversation with the restaurant.

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How many menu options can I have?

As many as the restaurant offers. The most used are the classic option, a meat-free one, a gluten-free one and the children's menu.

What about allergies?

The guest writes them down while confirming, and they stay next to their name — not in a message you have to find in May.

Can I change the options after sending the invitation?

Yes. Changes show at the same link, and anyone who has not confirmed yet will see the new list.

No card until you publish

Try it on your own invitation.

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.

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