Class Reunion Dinner
Tickets
A postcard home from the class of '06, with a ticket, a shirt and Saturday brunch.
For class and family reunions
Stop chasing replies across a Facebook group, a spreadsheet and three Venmo accounts. Classmates register once, pay if there's a price, pick a meal and a shirt size, and you can see the list whenever the caterer asks.
One Register button, and each guest says how many are coming. You can see the total at any time.
Sell tickets at 6% + 50¢ per paid ticket by card, with no plan needed.
Sell a shirt or Saturday's brunch as an extra with its own stock, bought alongside a ticket.
Ask for a meal or a shirt size: 1 question on a free event, up to 10 on a paid plan.
A website template holds the schedule, hotels and old photos, with the form at the end.
A free sign-up sheet covers potluck dishes and committee jobs on its own link.
Tap a design to try it as a guest. All the wording, prices and colors are yours to change.
Tickets
A postcard home from the class of '06, with a ticket, a shirt and Saturday brunch.
Registration
A letter-jacket reunion website with the weekend's plan and one Register button.
Registration
A woodland website for a weekend at the lake, with cabins, meals and a head count.
Free for up to 20 registrations per event. Paid plans from $7 per event, one time, up to 1,000.
Not ready to choose a date? Try the free date poll. Just inviting family? See family reunion invitations.
Yes. Open a free date poll first, then pick the winner and carry on from there.
Two ways. Tickets takes card payments at 6% + 50¢ per paid ticket on any plan, with shirts and meals as extras. Or use an RSVP Fee for one price per person: by card on any plan, or by Venmo, Zelle, PayPal or Cash App straight to you on a paid plan.
Yes. On Register, the form can ask adults and kids separately. On Tickets, sell one ticket type per kind of guest.
20 per event on a free plan. Bigger reunions take a paid plan from $7, one time, with no subscription. Paid tickets don't count against the plan.
Yes. A guest password can cover the whole page or just the location, on any plan.
It doesn't find old classmates for you, and there's no alumni directory. You share the link yourself. Charges are in US dollars.