Issue 2 · August 19, 2026

Your event became a website

The site your guests see is now yours to design, and it arrives with save the dates, a gift registry, and a celebration that can run across more than one day.

• Your event became a website

  Pick your colors, choose how tall your photo sits and what it centers on, write your own pages, and decide the order guests see them in. It lives at bazaar.events/yourname. And when a guest opens the invitation, it opens: a sealed envelope addressed to their household, if you want one.

• Send a save the date, then let us send the invitation

  Your artwork shows up in the message itself, not as a link, by text or email, to your whole list or the one person you forgot. When it sends, we offer to schedule the real invitation a few weeks out, so the second message arrives expected instead of out of the blue.

• A registry nobody double-buys from

  Paste a link from any shop and it fills in the name, price and picture on its own. A guest taps "I'll get this" and it holds for 48 hours, hidden from everyone else. You watch the count fill up without ever learning who bought what.

• Several days, one guest list

  A welcome dinner and the wedding, or a conference that runs across three days: several events can now be one celebration, sharing one guest list, one invitation and one address, while each day keeps its own seating chart, menu, schedule and budget.