Your welcome screen
A tall touch screen at the entrance shows your photos and greets your guests. They type their name and see their table, large and clear. Make your choices below and watch the preview change. When you're done, copy your answers and send them to us.
What are we celebrating?
When, where, and who can help
Choose a colour theme
Every colour is checked so older guests can read it easily. If needed, we adjust the shade slightly.
Choose a lettering style
The flowing script is only used for the decorative words. Names and table numbers always use clear, full-height lettering.
What happens when, and what's served
Send us your answers
Tap the button, then paste into a text or email to us. Nothing is sent or saved online from this page. Your answers stay in this browser until you send them.
Send your guest list and photos separately, as a spreadsheet and by AirDrop, text or email. They aren't part of this page so they stay private.
Laying out your guest list
One row per guest, in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets. Only the three highlighted columns are needed.
| first_name | last_name | table | display_name | aliases | party | guest_of |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marcus | Williams | 5 | Marc;Mark | P01 | ||
| Simone | Williams | 5 | P01 | |||
| Aaliyah | Brown | 12A | Leah | P02 | ||
| Aaliyah Brown | ||||||
| Kenneth | Okafor | Head table | Dr. Ken Okafor | Ken |
- table can be anything short: 5, 12A or Head table.
- aliases are other names a guest might type, like a nickname. Separate them with a semicolon.
- party: give people who arrive together the same code and they appear together.
- guest_of is for plus-ones. Leave the names blank and the screen shows “Guest of Aaliyah Brown”.
- display_name is how the name should look, for titles like Dr. or Rev.