Text Messages

Who sends these messages

Messages are sent by Evorrah, a bespoke event design studio operated by INNOVATECHBRAZIL LLC, a Delaware limited liability company with its principal office in Florida, doing business as Evorrah. Our website is evorrah.com. For anything at all about our messages, write to hello@evorrah.com.

Every message identifies Evorrah and the event it concerns. We send on behalf of the person hosting the event — the bride and groom, the parents, the company — never on behalf of an advertiser, and never for our own marketing.

What messages a guest receives

Text messages are used for one thing: running the event a guest has been invited to. In practice that is:

• The invitation and RSVP link — a link to reply yes or no, and to give the details the host asked for.
• Reminders — a nudge as the RSVP deadline approaches, and again close to the event.
• Day-of details — arrival time, address, entry pass, table, and anything the host changes at the last minute.
• Messages from the host — announcements the host chooses to send to their guest list.
• Replies — if a guest texts back, their message is passed to the host by email. Hosts do not text guests back from Evorrah; a reply, if one is needed, comes from the host directly or from Evorrah.

We do not send marketing, offers, or promotions by text, to guests or to anyone else.

How a guest consents

This is the part that matters most, so it is set out in full.

Only the guest can say yes. A host cannot give consent for a guest, and there is no box in the host’s Evorrah portal that switches texting on for anyone. A guest opts in themselves, in one of two ways: by ticking “Text me updates about this event at this number. Message frequency varies, and message and data rates may apply. I can reply STOP at any time, or HELP for help.” beneath their phone number on their own reply page, or by texting START to us from the mobile number their host gave for them. Either one is the moment of consent, and it is recorded against that number.

The system will not text a guest unless all of the following are true, checked again on every single message:

• the guest has a valid phone number in international format;
• the guest has opted in themselves, by ticking the box on their own reply page or by texting START from that number;
• the recorded consent is for that exact number — if the number is later corrected or replaced, the consent no longer matches and texting stops until the guest opts in again for the new number;
• the guest has not opted out, and the number is not on our suppression list.

If any one of those is missing, no message is sent. There is no way for a host to text a guest who has not opted in, and no way to opt in a list.

How to stop them

Reply STOP to any message. That is enough, and it takes effect immediately. We also accept STOPALL, UNSUBSCRIBE, QUIT, CANCEL, END, SAIR and BAJA.

Opting out is recorded against the number itself, not only against a guest record — so it holds even if we cannot tell which guest sent it, and it holds across every event that number appears in.

Only the guest can undo it. Replying START (or UNSTOP) restores messages. A host cannot re-enable a number that has opted out.

Reply HELP for help, or write to hello@evorrah.com.

Messages on WhatsApp

Where a host’s event sends messages on WhatsApp, the same event updates can reach a guest there instead of by text, but only after the guest has said yes themselves: by ticking “Send me updates about this event on WhatsApp at this number. I can reply STOP at any time.” on their own reply page, or by sending START to us on WhatsApp.

A host cannot switch WhatsApp on for a guest. A guest who has not said yes gets email or a text message instead. Taking the tick off, or replying STOP on WhatsApp, ends it.

Frequency and cost

Message frequency varies by event and is low by design — a typical guest receives a handful of messages across the life of one event, concentrated around the invitation, the RSVP deadline, and the day itself. Guests are not messaged outside local waking hours.

Message and data rates may apply. Evorrah does not charge guests for messages; your mobile carrier may. Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages.

Your data

Phone numbers are provided by the host, who is responsible for their own guest list. We use a guest’s number to run their host’s event and for nothing else — we never sell it, never rent it, and never market to it. Full detail is in our Privacy Policy, and the terms covering the service are in our Terms of Service.

To have a number removed from our records entirely, rather than merely stopped, write to hello@evorrah.com.