Do guests have to install an app?
No. Guests open their personal celebration page in the browser—from the invitation link, a QR code, or a short address. No app required; a current phone or tablet is enough.
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Straight answers for hosts on invitations, guest replies, seating, and privacy—without tech jargon.
No. Guests open their personal celebration page in the browser—from the invitation link, a QR code, or a short address. No app required; a current phone or tablet is enough.
You can begin on the free tier and upgrade to Basic or Premium when you need more capacity or extras. Payments, receipts, invoice history, and cancellation are handled in one built-in subscriber area—transparent without naming payment plumbing.
Yes. Invite co-hosts or helpers with the right permissions—a partner, club committee member, or office team—and everyone edits the same guest list and invitation responses instead of juggling separate spreadsheets.
Lists, drafts, and guest replies remain available and exportable in your account for as long as you need them. Exact retention periods after a paid subscription ends appear in our privacy statement—download anything important beforehand.
Free covers up to 15 guests — and you can publish the guest page. From 16 guests or for invitation e-mails, choose Basis. Premium raises how many events you can run. Exact numbers sit on the pricing section.
Free is a small celebration, live: one event, up to 15 guests, guest page and PWA — no invitation e-mails. Basis lifts the guest cap and adds e-mails, reminders, and the rest of the core. Premium adds multiple events and comfort modules. Compare the rows in the pricing section.
Yes. Under invitation and guest settings you activate only the prompts you care about—menu choice, allergies, short notes—and guests never see extras you leave off.
In the organising view you sketch tables and seats, then arrange names with drag and drop—from early sketches right through to signage-ready layouts before doors open.
Shuffle suggests alternative seat swaps so conversational groups refresh—great if cliques cling together on long banquet tables. You approve or tweak placements before locking them in.
Yes. Adjust copy, imagery, and the memorable link guests type from event settings plus shared storytelling content so each celebration introduces itself cleanly.
Maintain or import contacts, craft your invite, then send secure digital invitations—typically by email or by sharing the same protected guest link elsewhere. Each invitee lands on exactly the form you composed.
Yes. Organiser and guest experiences stay mobile-first: large tap zones, concise steps, and calm typography. Guests only need an everyday mobile browser.
Guest management includes exports suitable for spreadsheets, caterers, or printed records so you aren’t recounting replies from fragmented inboxes.
Yes—create separate celebration spaces under one account so guest pools, timelines, and permissions never bleed together.
After a subscription ends our documented deletion and retention rules combine with whichever payment processor holds your billing profile. Export proofs or attendee rows early if auditors or venues may ask later—you always retain export tooling while active.
Optionally enable a gallery—guest uploads land in one curated place rather than scattering across chats. You choose whether uploads need approval.
Coordinate who brings what (or discreet gift claims) without spoiling surprises. Guests quietly reserve slots and duplicate presents fall away.
When your plan includes courteous email reminders—and you toggle them on—automated journeys nudge invitees toward the reply deadline without you messaging everyone individually.
Access stays behind sign-in, each celebration is isolated from unrelated projects, and only approved helpers see attendee details. Sensitive card data rides through the contracted payment gateway without persisting PAN details inside the planning app itself—full legal nuances live in policy pages.
Eligible paid plans expose documented integrations for studios, agencies, or internal IT workflows. Many private hosts stick with the visual interface entirely—integrations are entirely optional sophistication.
API access is a separate add-on on top of your workspace subscription: you need an active Basic or Premium workspace plan for your event and additionally subscribe to API Basic or API Pro in the dashboard under “API access”. The free tier or a workspace without Basic/Premium is not enough for new API purchases—your celebration subscription stays separate.
After subscribing, generate your key once in the dashboard (shown only at creation—rotate if you lose it). Developer and AI-agent orientation lives at /llms and in the raw llms.txt file; the machine-readable spec is at /api/openapi.json and /api/docs. A public MCP endpoint on the production domain is not guaranteed—use only explicitly provisioned access.
401 usually means sign-in or API key is missing, expired, or wrong—check your Bearer token or freshly generated key. 403: no access to this resource or workspace (plan, role, invitation). 429: quota or rate limit reached—wait or review your API subscription. Still stuck: support@meinfeierplaner.app or the help widget with timestamp and endpoint (no secrets).