Example dates to offer
- Saturday before New Year
- New Year’s Eve
- New Year’s Day brunch
- First Saturday in January
Choosing your night
- Decide whether the 31st itself matters. If the countdown is the point, poll times for that night instead of dates.
- A New Year’s Day brunch or an early January party often gets more yes votes, because people are home and their calendars are empty.
- Count the Maybes carefully. On New Year’s Eve many guests are deciding between invitations.
- Send the poll before mid-December, while people are still making plans.
How it works
- Add your event and the dates that could work.
- Email your group, or share one link by text or group chat.
- Everyone taps Yes, Maybe or No for each date, with no account.
- See the best date, choose it, and let everyone know.
Questions
Can I poll times instead of dates?
Yes. Add the same date with different times, like 8:00 PM and 10:00 PM, as separate options.
How many guests can vote?
Up to 200 people can answer one poll. Share the link anywhere, and email up to 25 people directly.
Do guests need to sign up?
No. They open the link, add a name and vote.
Also handy for this
- New Year’s Eve party sign-up sheet · snacks, late-night food and the midnight bubbly