How it works
Planning an event is a full-time job. You already have one.
These aren’t our numbers. They’re the industry’s — and they reveal exactly why you need Evorrah.
Feel the stress. 94% of people feel stress while planning — and 59% call the process outright overwhelming.
Time spent. People can spend the equivalent of 13 full-time workweeks — 528 hours — planning their wedding.
Every single week. That averages 6 to 10 hours per week of research, vendor coordination, budgeting and decision-making — on top of a normal job.
The decisions. 70% weren’t prepared for the number of decisions they’d have to make.
Where it comes from
Events are too much work
— and too much stress.
Hundreds of guests. Hundreds of decisions.
Households, plus-ones, meals, permissions — small decisions that quickly become a second job.
→ One household record holds everything. Change something once, and every list, count and detail stays aligned.
Messages everywhere. Designs everywhere.
Inbox. Group chat. Designer. Spreadsheet. Nothing quite matches.
→ One portal, one version of everything. Guests, replies, designs and messages stay connected — and nothing sends before you approve it.
RSVPs. Seating. Reminders. Arrival.
The final month brings the most work, exactly when you should be enjoying it.
→ Evorrah handles the chase. Reminders reach only who still owes a reply, seating updates with changes, and every final count stays synchronized.
And somehow, you’re supposed to enjoy it.
The person hosting the event becomes the person managing it.
→ You make the decisions. Evorrah handles the work. You approve the design, message or seating call — then experience your event.
Without Evorrah
of your attention goes to making the event happen.
Planning · chasing · changing · coordinatingWith Evorrah
The decisions only you can make.
The work around them? Handled.
The Evorrah shift
We flip the ratio.
Less
- Less chasing.
- Less coordinating.
- Less keeping track.
More
- More choosing.
- More approving.
- More enjoying.
You make the decisions that matter.
Evorrah handles the work around them.