Fio

For hosts

Dress codes, without the group chat

Say what you're picturing. Once.

Write it down properly, share it as a link, and stop answering the same question twelve times. Guests open it and see exactly what you meant.

Optional. Give the day and Fio deletes everything a month after it, rather than a year from now.

The part guests actually use. What you would love to see, and what you would rather not.

Colours, if you have them in mind
Inspiration photos, if you have them

Up to 4. Only add photos you're allowed to share — guests with the link will see them.

Fio sends your two links and the QR code here, once. Your guests never see it.

One address per line, up to 50. Nothing is sent until you press the button in the email Fio sends you.

A dress code is kept short on purpose — it is read on a phone, once. 3% used.

Three things worth knowing

You get two links, and they do different things.One to send your guests, and one to keep. The second is how you change the dress code later — and changing it updates what your guests already have, so there is nothing to send again.
We keep it, and we delete it.We store the dress code so it can be edited — that is the only reason. It is deleted a year after you write it. We can't send you your edit link again if you lose it.
It is as private as you keep it.Anyone with a link can use it — the first to read, the second to edit. Write it the way you would write an invitation someone might forward, and keep the second link to yourself.