Plan the whole bachelorette weekend in one place

Add each expense — the house, the boat, dinner — and choose who it’s split between. Eventrie divides it, tracks who has paid you back, and shows each person only their own share. The bride can be left off any split, and usually is. When someone pays you outside the app, you mark it; nothing is taken automatically and no money moves through us.

No. You send a link. Guests open the plan in a browser, RSVP, add their dietary notes and see the schedule without an account or a password. Downloading gets them photo uploads and notifications, and that’s all.

Four to six months for a house or a group booking in a popular place, and longer if it falls on a holiday weekend. The part that slips isn’t booking — it’s finding out who can actually come. Send the dates before you book anything, so the headcount you book for is real.

Change their reply and every number follows: the headcount, the splits, and the rooms and cars they were in. Eventrie tells you what they were holding — a bed, a seat, a share of the house — rather than quietly removing them and leaving you to notice.

A multi-day weekend has become the more common shape for a bachelorette trip, which is exactly why the Itinerary supports multiple days by default here — you can lay out arrivals, each day's plans, and departures in one place instead of a single night's bar crawl.

The same way you'd track any dietary note: add it to that guest's entry in Guests. A "not drinking" preference sits alongside allergies and other notes, so it's visible to the host without singling anyone out in the group chat.