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The only wedding website built around the guest list, not the registry

Every invited household replies. Nobody gets chased.

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Every household replies, and nobody gets chased

You are planning a wedding of 100 guests or more, six to twelve months out. Some of your relatives will never make an account. Some families will bring more people than you invited.

Eliorix Wedding is a wedding website built around the guest list instead of the registry. You load your guests in households, with exactly the plus-ones each one is allowed, and automatic reminders go out until the wedding.

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How it works

  1. Pay once

    One payment of $99 for the wedding, through the hosted checkout, before you build your site.

  2. Load households

    Add your guests together as households, and set the plus-ones each household is allowed.

  3. Let replies arrive

    Each household replies without an account. Reminders go out on their own until the wedding.

Guest listSample

  • The Hartley household

    Ruth and Edwin Hartley

    No plus-ones

    Replied: both coming

  • The Moreau family

    Claire, Daniel, Inès and Luc

    1 plus-one allowed

    Replied: three coming

  • Aunt Margit

    Margit Lindqvist

    1 plus-one allowed

    Reminder sent

  • The Okonkwo household

    Tobi and Amara Okonkwo

    No plus-ones

    Replied: sends love, cannot attend

  • Grandad Arthur

    Arthur Bell

    1 plus-one allowed

    Reminder scheduled

Sample: how a guest list reads by household. The names are made up.

Your guest list, by household

Guests are added in households, not as a flat list. Each household carries the plus-ones it is allowed, no more and no fewer.

When the family that brings extra guests replies, the count already fits what you chose.

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No account for anyone

Older relatives do not make accounts, and they should not have to. Each household replies for everyone in it, with no password to forget.

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The family that brings more

Every wedding has one. You set the plus-ones for each household when you load the list, so extra guests are counted before anyone replies.

Reminders go out on their own, until the wedding

You stay out of the chasing. The households that have not replied are the only ones reminded.

One payment, per wedding

$99

A one-time payment of $99 per wedding, made upfront through the hosted checkout before you build your site. It is not a subscription.

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Let the guest list do the asking

Look at the sample first: households, plus-ones and replies, laid out the way you would build them.

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