Feature
Multi-event. The whole weekend.
A Jewish wedding rarely fits into one evening. There's the henna a few days before, the Shabbat Chatan at the synagogue, the chuppah and party on Sunday, sometimes a brunch the next day for family visiting from abroad. Tov brings these moments together in a single invitation — each household sees exactly what it is invited to and replies moment by moment.
Why multi-event
Several moments,
one single page
The whole weekend's program, visible
Every event gets its own card: title, date, time, venue, who's invited. The full program appears right on the homepage — your guests see at a glance what's happening when.
Separate guest lists
Close family is invited to every moment. Colleagues only to the main ceremony. Childhood friends to the ceremony + the next-day meal. You choose household by household: each one gets its own personal link and only sees the moments it is invited to.
Independent RSVP per event
Your cousin confirms for the ceremony but can't make brunch. You see exactly 78 place settings for the ceremony + 52 for brunch. The caterer gets the right count for each service, no confusion.
Comparison
With other tools
vs. Tov
With other tools
- You create 3-5 separate invitations (one per event)
- Your guests receive 3-5 different links
- They don't know who's invited to what
- You manage 3-5 RSVP lists across 3-5 different tabs
- The final headcount is a spreadsheet nightmare
With Tov
- You create ONE invitation with all your moments
- Each household receives ONE personal link showing its program
- They clearly see what they're invited to
- You follow everything in one place, with one reply per moment
- The final headcount exports to CSV for the caterer
The system
Several
Moments per invitation
one for each gathering in your program
1
Link per household
instead of 3-5 separate invitations
0
Excel spreadsheets
everything in the Tov dashboard
Multi-event questions
Your questions,
our answers.
How many events can I put on the same invitation?
As many as your program needs: add one moment for each gathering (for example the henna, the chuppah and party, the next-day meal). A bar mitzvah often has two or three.
What about the dress code?
You set one dress code for the celebration (for example “Evening wear”), shown next to the venue on the invitation. For a note specific to one moment (kippah at the synagogue, casual for the brunch), add it to that moment’s title.
Can I edit an event after sending?
Yes. Time changes? Venue moves? You edit, and guests who reopen the invitation see the updated version. Tov does not notify guests automatically: if the change matters, send them a message yourself in WhatsApp.
How do I handle overlapping invitations?
For sheva brachot (the meals of the week after the wedding), add each meal as a moment of the same invitation, then choose, household by household, which meals each one is invited to.
Let's go
Build your program,
moment by moment.
Several moments per invitation, free during the beta.