Can we send christening invitations digitally?
Yes. Each guest gets a personal link with the church time, the restaurant address and a reply form. You see who confirmed without chasing anyone by phone.
A christening is a small wedding with a shorter guest list: an invitation to send, godparents and grandparents to confirm, a restaurant to seat and a lot of photos afterwards. Keep all of it in one place instead of four chats and a spreadsheet.
Parents, godparents and the family member handling the venue all work from one live list. Guests just open a link — no account, no app to install.
Share each guest’s personal link instead of collecting replies across chats.
See how it worksSee who is attending, how many seats they need, and what changed in one live list.
See how it worksArrange tables and assign confirmed guests with a visual floor plan.
See how it worksMinute-by-minute day schedule with Google Maps locations. Hide internal staff notes from guests and show public timeline.
See how it worksPublish the presents you actually want. Guests open the list in the guest app, pick an item and reserve it — so the table does not fill with three identical gifts.
See how it worksGuest uploads and photo missions come together in one shared gallery after the event.
See how it worksPick a ready-made design and make it yours in a couple of minutes. Every template comes with copy, a colour palette and the sections your guests need — schedule, dress code, directions and more.
See how it worksGuests open the guest app for the programme, their table, directions, updates, and live activities.
See how it worksDesign an elegant invitation with the couple’s names, your own wording and a favourite photo. Preview every change, then share the finished invitation by link or PDF.
See how it worksOne unwritten rule holds nearly everywhere: your gift covers at least the cost of your own seat, then rises with how close you are to the couple. Set the cost per plate, say how many of you are going, and get an honest range instead of an invented number.
See how it worksYour photographer catches maybe a third of the day. The rest lives on ninety phones. Print one code, put it on the tables, and everything guests shoot lands in the same album — the speeches from the back row, the dance floor at midnight, the bits you never saw.
See how it worksYes. Each guest gets a personal link with the church time, the restaurant address and a reply form. You see who confirmed without chasing anyone by phone.
No. Guests open the link, confirm, note dietary preferences and see the details. Only the person organising needs an EventHub account.
Yes. The seating plan works the same as for a wedding — place confirmed guests at tables, keep families together and hand the venue a final layout.
Yes. Guests upload from their phones into a shared gallery, so the photos land in one album instead of scattered across chats.
A christening is a small wedding with a shorter guest list: an invitation to send, godparents and grandparents to confirm, a restaurant to seat and a lot of photos afterwards. Keep all of it in one place instead of four chats and a spreadsheet.