Event Builder

Construct a new private invite from the graduation page pattern.

This tool is meant for fast reuse: start from the graduation-style invite, change the copy and logistics, preview it live, and export the finished index.html for a future route like /events/birthday-2027/.

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Builder Access

Waiting for a valid builder PIN.

Invite Controls

Edit the pieces that tend to change from event to event. The live preview on the right updates as you type, and the exported file is ready to publish as a new /events/<slug>/index.html page.

Suggested publish path: /events/new-event/index.html

Preview will appear after the builder unlocks.

Invite Identity

These fields control the page title, landing copy, and guest allowlist.

Event Slug

Used for the suggested publish path and download name.

Page Title

Meta Description

Landing Eyebrow

Landing Title

Landing Subtitle

Allowed Guest Names

Comma-separated or one per line. The invite checks first names against this list.

Welcome Copy

Keep the entry flow personal. Use {guest} in the greeting template wherever you want the guest name inserted.

Greeting Template

Intro Copy

Rejected Name Message

Primary Event

This is the first card in the invite, including the ticket callout and calendar export.

Primary Event Title

Primary Date + Time

Small Highlight Line

Primary Details Header

Primary Details Items

One line per bullet inside the expandable directions block.

Enable calendar download button

Calendar Summary

Calendar Description

Calendar Location

Calendar Start

ISO-style datetime works best, like 2027-05-14T08:00:00-07:00.

Calendar End

Bridge + Secondary Event

Use this section when the invite needs a second card, follow-up ceremony, dinner, or after-party note.

Show bridge note between the event cards

Bridge Note

Include a secondary event card

Secondary Event Title

Secondary Date + Time

Secondary Details Header

Secondary Details Items

Agenda Header

Agenda Items

Live Preview

This preview is the real exported event page rendered in an iframe, so the animation flow and layout stay as close as possible to what the final invite will look like once published.