Nine guides for whoever is actually organising

Every plan has one person quietly carrying it. These guides are for them - invitations, dates, RSVPs, money and photos, with the numbers worked and the messages already written.

Getting people to say yes

  • Inviting people online - what a guest is actually deciding, which channel to use and six invitations to copy.
  • When to send an invitation - lead times by event type and how to announce a change without losing half the guest list.
  • Collecting RSVPs - the five real reasons people go quiet and a three-message sequence that works without nagging.
  • Finding a date for a group - why waiting for everyone almost never works and what to aim for instead.

Keeping the plan alive

  • Escaping group-chat chaos - the four ways a thread kills a plan and a host’s script for closing decisions without being bossy.
  • Dinner party planning - how much of everything to buy, a countdown that works and the timings that ruin otherwise good evenings.

The money and the memories

  • Splitting a dinner bill - four methods, worked through on the same £263.25 bill, including the £15 the non-drinker quietly loses.
  • Splitting party costs - kitty versus settle-up and a worked twenty-person budget with the 15% everyone forgets.
  • Sharing photos privately - what each option really exposes and how to get more than eleven photos, nine of them yours.

Take the plan out of the group chat

Beautiful event invites and planning - invite guests, choose a date, split expenses and share photos.

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