Guest Insights
Curated ideas, wedding etiquette, planning checklists, and celebration inspiration from the My Joyfullday team.
Picture this: three different WhatsApp groups, guests asking for the venue address for the fourth time, M-Pesa contributions landing in five different numbers with zero tracking, and one auntie who still doesn't know the dress code. Any of that sound like last weekend? A baby shower website in Kenya
You're co-hosting a baby shower. Everything is coming together beautifully: the venue is booked, the theme is set, and the guest list is ready. Then someone texts asking for the address. Then another person asks about parking. Then your mom wants to know if kids are allowed. You send three separate replies, dig up a screenshot to forward, and realize you've spent twenty minutes answering questions that should have been answered before anyone had to ask. If you've ever wondered what should I include on a baby shower event page, this guide covers every essential detail, from the date and venue to the RSVP form, registry link, and a personal note from the parents-to-be. One shareable link covers everything your guests need, and this checklist walks you through each section with wording examples you can copy and adapt right now.
You've got 40 guests to coordinate. The WhatsApp group you created three weeks ago now looks like the comments section of a viral video
Choosing between Zola vs My Joyfullday is one of those wedding planning decisions that sounds minor until you're 45 minutes into a setup flow and wondering why you still haven't shared a single detail with your guests
If you've ever wondered what are the differences between free and paid event website builders, the answer usually arrives the hard way
Is WhatsApp better than event planning apps for Kenyan weddings?
You got engaged, someone told you to "just pick a wedding website," and now you're staring at a dozen platforms that all promise to be beautiful, free, and easy. They look nearly identical at first glance. They all show a couple holding hands on a beach. They all say "start for free." So how do you actually choose?
