Moving is one of the most stressful things in life: boxes, renovation, paperwork, new neighbours. And then there’s the housewarming party. Friends and family want to see your new home, but they ask hundreds of questions: where to go, what’s the door code, what to bring, what to give. A housewarming party website answers them all at once.
See an example: housewarming party website demo.
Typical housewarming headaches
- The new address is hard to find. Courtyard, entrance, door code, floor — the sat nav only gets you to the building.
- Everyone arrives at once. A small flat can’t fit 30 people at the same time.
- Eight identical salads. Everybody brings something, but nobody knows what the others are bringing.
- Gifts that don’t fit. A third toaster and a vase that clashes with the interior.
- No energy left after the move. Organising has to be as simple as possible.
How a housewarming party website helps
“Before and after” home tour
The best part: photos of every room before and after the renovation. Guests see what you’ve done before they arrive, which leaves more time to talk at the party.
How to find us — step by step
The address on the map, parking and public transport, plus precise directions: which gate, which door, the code and the floor. Nobody gets lost or calls from the stairwell.
Arrival slots
If you expect many guests, they can choose an arrival time — for example an all-day open house. Each slot has a limited number of places, so the flat never gets overcrowded.
Who brings what
Guests mark on the site what they’ll bring: a salad, dessert, drinks, something for the grill. Everyone sees what’s already taken, so there won’t be eight identical salads and the drinks won’t run out.
Gift wish list
The gift list shows what the new home really needs: a dining table, a robot vacuum, plants, art for the wall. Each wish has a description and bank details, and several guests can chip in together for a bigger gift. The main wish is highlighted as “the home dream”.
House rules and wish wall
Fun rules — shoes off, don’t feed the cat, a tour every hour, quieter after 10 pm — save you from awkward conversations. On the wish wall guests leave warm words for the new home.
Three languages
Estonian, Russian and English, so all your friends and neighbours understand.
Less fuss after the move
- Everything in one place: address, directions, time, food and gifts.
- Control: the panel shows who’s coming, when and what they’re bringing.
- Nothing is forgotten: the door code and parking info are always at hand.
- Fewer messages: the site answers repeat questions for you.
- Useful gifts: things you actually need.
Moving already takes so much energy. A housewarming should be a joy, not another project. The website takes care of the organising and leaves you the best part — enjoying your new home and your guests.
How the site is made
You fill in a questionnaire: hosts, date, address, directions, rooms and photos, food categories and the gift list. We design the site in the style of your home and give you a link to share. The site is hidden from search engines and the panel is password-protected.
Frequently asked questions
Will the door code be visible to everyone?
Only to people who have the link. The site is hidden from Google, and we can leave the code off the page if you prefer.
Does it work for a house or a summer cottage?
Yes. We adapt the directions, rooms and schedule to your home.
Do guests need to register?
No. A name is enough to reply and pick a dish.
Just moved? See the demo and write to us. We also have sites for weddings, milestone birthdays and teen birthdays.