Your event shouldn’t become your second full-time job.

Evorrah reads it and records the answer on your guest list. If a reply isn’t clear, it comes to you as one tap — we never guess. Reminders stop for that guest the moment they reply. How replies work →

Only the guests who haven’t answered are reminded, in their waking hours, and each reminder makes answering one tap: Yes, No or Maybe buttons on WhatsApp, or “reply YES or NO” by text. A household that answered for some is asked about the rest by name. You can also nudge anyone yourself, from your own phone. How reminders work →

Change it once. You see every design, the website and each supplier’s Event Kit it touches before anything changes, and nothing is re-sent without your OK.

Yes. Your event website is built from the same Event DNA as your suite: the details, the schedule and RSVP, getting there and a local guide. Event website: included on The Whole Event and Fully Handled, $99 on Essentials. Hotels & room blocks and a gift registry come with The Whole Event and up. Your gift registry sits on the invitation itself: a guest taps “I’ll get this” and the gift is marked as taken, so nothing arrives twice. See the event website →

Only what you choose. From The Whole Event, each vendor gets an Event Kit with just what they need — the palette, the timings, a headcount. It never carries your guest list, your guests’ details, your budget or your private notes, and you preview and confirm it before anyone sees it. If the date or venue changes, the kit is marked out of date; nothing is resent on its own.

Check-in keeps working with no signal and syncs the moment it’s back. Walk-ins are added at the door and the count stays live. (Fully Handled)

The opposite. We bring you the decisions that actually require you — a design, a message, a seating call — and you give us a green light or a red one. You make every decision that matters; you just stop doing the work around them. Three things make that literal rather than reassuring: you read every guest message exactly as your guests will receive it before it sends, one control stops everything already in flight, and who handles what is a setting you change area by area — hand a job over, or take it back, at any point.

Weddings, milestone birthdays, anniversaries, baptisms, bar and bat mitzvahs, galas, corporate anniversaries, brand launches, dinners. If it has guests, we can handle it.

Six months out is comfortable for a full-scale event; larger and destination events benefit from more. But we’ve picked up events much closer to the date — the system is built to compress the timeline without compressing you.

What we handle is the event itself, in twelve services, ordered by how much of the event they take on. 01–04 communicate it — the guest list, the personalized invitations, the replies, the messages. 05–08 coordinate it — the event website, the chasing, the seating, the timeline. 09–12 operate it — the door, the night, the event recap, and several events run as one. A design is a finished piece from the Evorrah Design Collection — invitation, menu, program, monogram — all designed as one identity. Your plan takes the first four services, the first eight, or all twelve; the Collection holds 44 pieces, and your plan chooses 6, 9 or 12 of them.

No — we design them, you print them. Every piece is delivered as a production-ready file, CMYK at 300 dpi with bleed and trim set, alongside a Print Guide naming the stock, technique, finish and trim size for each one and how many of each to order. You take that to your own printer, or to one your venue already works with, and you pay them directly. The choice of paper and press stays yours, and you are never marked up on someone else’s production.

No. We do not call, email or negotiate with your venue, caterer, florist or printer — those relationships stay yours, along with the bookings and the payments. What we do is make sure the people helping have what they need without it going through you: on Fully Handled, each supplier gets a link carrying only the part that concerns them — the arrival plan, the kitchen counts — and confirms it there. Your planner or coordinator is different: they get their own named login and work inside the event alongside you. From The Whole Event, your portal keeps the vendors you find in one place: their quotes side by side, and a private kit for each one with only their part.

Yes. The plans are one system, not three products — moving from Essentials to Whole Event, or Whole Event to Fully Handled, unlocks the rest of what we handle over the event you already have. Nothing is rebuilt, nothing is lost.

Yes. On Fully Handled, events that belong to one celebration — a welcome dinner, the ceremony, a farewell brunch — are run together as one event family: one celebration, one commission, one roster of your people underneath, and one design world across the days. Each event still keeps its own replies, seating and arrival — a decline on Friday never silences a Saturday invitation. On every plan, each related event after the main one is priced at a flat reduced rate — $295, $895 or $1,495 against $495, $1,495 and $2,995. See how additional events are priced.

No. Your list is kept between events — households, plus-ones, dietary notes, addresses, who replied and who had to be chased. For the next event you tell us who it’s for, and we filter the list you already have: her side only, the family, the neighbors, everyone who came last time. A daughter’s wedding in June and a son’s baptism in October are two events built from one list, not two lists built from scratch.

Yes. On Whole Event that person has a name — a named event lead, replying within one business day. On Fully Handled the named event lead replies the same business day. On Essentials it is email support, answered within two business days. Evorrah is an AI-Native Services (AINS) company, which means the chasing, the counting and the reconciling that used to eat your evenings is done by software. A person answers you, and nothing reaches your guests that you have not read first. If your event ever feels like it isn’t getting the attention it deserves, say so at hello@evorrah.com — the founder reads that inbox, and his name is on our About page on purpose.