Big Events
Bring everyone together for Nan’s 90th
Grandkids, great-grandkids and relatives from all over. Plynr keeps the whole celebration in one place, so the family can focus on Nan.

Sound familiar?
Family spread far and wide
Relatives in different cities and countries need plenty of notice, and the details get lost along the way.
Not everyone’s in the group chat
Some relatives are on email, some on text and some barely check their messages.
Keeping it easy for Nan
Accessibility, timing and a comfy spot to sit all need planning, without making a fuss.
How to plan it in Plynr
1
Find the date
Send a Poll to the family with a few options. Everyone votes, and the winner updates your Plyn.
2
Send one Event Plyn
Add the time, venue, parking, accessibility and any gift details. Family RSVP in seconds via the app or on the web.
3
Keep the family in the loop
Set up a subgroup for the speeches, slideshow or surprises, and let reminders do the chasing.
4
Relive it afterwards
Once the party’s over, it becomes a Past Plyn. Everyone adds their photos in one place, a lovely keepsake for the whole family.


90th birthday checklist
2 to 3 months before
Talk to Nan about what she’d enjoy
Draft the guest list, including relatives who need extra notice
Poll the family for dates
Book a venue that’s easy to get to
4 to 6 weeks before
Send the Event Plyn with the venue, time and accessibility details
Set an RSVP deadline
Book the food and the cake
Gather old photos for a slideshow or display
1 to 2 weeks before
Follow up any final RSVPs
Confirm numbers with the venue
Organise the speeches and a comfy spot for Nan
After the party
Share everyone’s photos in the Past Plyn
Send thank-yous to the family
Print a few favourites for Nan
Questions
How do you plan a 90th birthday party?
Start with what the birthday person would enjoy, then set a date with plenty of notice for family travelling in. Choose an accessible venue and keep the day relaxed.
What are good 90th birthday party ideas?
A long lunch, an afternoon tea, a family picnic or a gathering at home. Add a photo display, a slideshow or a book of messages from the family.
How long should a 90th birthday party be?
Two to three hours is usually plenty, with time for food, speeches and photos. Plan it around when the birthday person has the most energy.
How do you include family who can’t make it?
Ask them to send a message or video for the slideshow, or set up a video call for the speeches. They can also see the photos in the Past Plyn afterwards.
That 90th the whole family keeps talking about?
Just send a Plyn. Free on iPhone and Android.
