What you can organise
It isn't just birthdays. Anything where you need to know who's coming, what they can't eat and whether they've paid — that's this. Here's what people actually use it for.
The one thing a group chat absolutely cannot do. One person forwards a message to the wrong thread and it's over.
Ten people, one villa, one deposit deadline and one person who always pays last. You need the money in before the booking drops.
A restaurant wants a firm number by Friday, the family is spread across three cities and everyone's chipping in for the meal.
Twenty parents, twenty allergies, and you need a mobile number for every single one in case something happens on the day.
Family coming from all over, a sit-down meal to cater, and half the guest list won't download an app or join a group chat.
The worst offender of the lot. Three activities, a house, a meal, and a running total nobody can follow across 200 messages.
Booking for "about thirty, maybe" is how you end up paying for eight empty seats. And someone always mentions a dietary need on the day.
A hundred and fifty RSVPs, every one with a dietary requirement, a plus-one question and a phone number you'll need on the morning.
And plenty more besides.
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