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Changing your date, names and RSVP deadline

How to update the details that appear on your event page and in your emails.

Written by Max Weber

The date has moved, a name was spelled wrong or you want to adjust the deadline for replies? You change all of that in one single place, and it flows through your page and your emails automatically.

How to change your details

  1. Open Einstellungen → Allgemein (Settings → General) and go to the card „Allgemeine Einstellungen" (General settings).

  2. Set your date with „Datum auswählen" (Select date).

  3. Enter your names. For a wedding these are „Name (Person 1)" and „Name (Person 2)", for a birthday it is „Name des Geburtstagskinds" (name of the birthday person) and optionally the „Alter (optional)" (age, optional).

  4. If you like, pick a deadline for replies with „Deadline auswählen" (Select deadline). You can also leave the field empty.

  5. Click „Änderungen speichern" (Save changes). The button briefly shows „Gespeichert" (Saved).

What that does

  • Your names automatically become the title of your event, for example Hochzeit Max & Julia or Maxs 30. Geburtstag. For a birthday, the age shapes this title too.

  • The deadline is passed straight into your RSVP section and shown there for your guests.

Good to know: If your page is already online, go into the editor once after saving and click „Veröffentlichen" (Publish). That way you can be sure your guests really see the latest version.

Frequently asked questions

I can't edit the event title directly.
That's right, it is created automatically from your names and, for a birthday, from the age. Change the names and the title changes with them.

I'm seeing the details of a different celebration.
Then another event is currently selected. Switch to the right one under Meine Events (My events) and open the settings again.

Where do I change the headings on the page itself?
You edit all the texts of your page in the editor. The settings only hold the basic details that get filled in automatically everywhere.

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