The guest platform

A different invitation
for every guest.

Yes, this exists. Evorrah designs your invitation once, then produces one file per guest: their name set into the artwork, a greeting in their own language, their table once seating is decided, and a personal code that opens their private reply page. Two hundred guests, two hundred invitations — each one genuinely theirs.

Available nowPart of the guest platformUp to 1,000 guests

What per-guest actually means.

Most “personalised” invitations are one design with a mail-merge name dropped in. This is different in kind: every guest's file is composed from the approved artwork with their details set in the suite's own typography — the same care the invitation itself received, repeated for each person on the list.

It works because the design and the guest list are the same project. The list knows each person's name, household and language; the artwork knows its own rules; the platform joins the two.

What each guest's file carries.

Their name, in the suite's type

Set into the artwork, not stamped over it — the difference between addressed and labelled.

Their own language

A guest is greeted in the language they actually speak, set per guest on the list, on the invitation and on their reply page.

Their table, once it exists

When the seating chart is set, each guest's pieces can carry their own table — and if the chart moves, the pieces follow.

Their personal code

A code that belongs to the guest, not to the event. Scanning it opens their private reply page — no shared form, no typing a URL.

Why it matters.

A guest keeps what was addressed to them. An invitation that carries your name, your language and your table is not marketing collateral — it is a possession, and it gets treated like one.

Practically, it also closes the loop nothing else closes: the invitation, the reply, the seat and the place card are one record per person, so a late change ripples through everything instead of being fixed in four places.

Where Evorrah fits.

Per-guest personalisation is part of the guest platform, which is included with every Evorrah suite — it is not an upsell. You commission the design; the platform personalises it for up to 1,000 guests.

The delivered files are print-ready and screen-ready. Print them with your local printer, send them digitally, or both from the same design.

Asked and answered.

How can I send a different invitation to every wedding guest?

Commission one design, then let software compose a file per guest from it. Evorrah does this as part of every suite: each guest's invitation carries their name, their language, their table and a personal reply code — generated from the approved artwork, for up to 1,000 guests.

Does per-guest personalisation cost extra?

No. It is part of the guest platform, which is included with every suite at no extra charge.

How do the personal QR codes work?

Each code belongs to one guest. Scanning it opens that guest's private reply page — their name, their household, their details — rather than a shared form. The code can be printed on their invitation or sent digitally.

Can a household receive one invitation instead of five?

Yes. Households are first-class on the list: one invitation and one link per home, while each person inside it keeps their own seat, place card and reply.

What happens when a guest's details change late?

Change them once, on the list. The invitation file, the reply page, the seating chart and the place card all read from the same record, so nothing has to be fixed twice.

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Design it once.
Address it to everyone.

One commission produces one identity — and one file for every person you love enough to invite.

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