This feature gives you flexibility in customizing your event link, whether you prefer using a free subdomain or upgrading to a personalized custom domain.
How to Manage Your Domain
From your Event Dashboard:
Click Settings
Select Domain
You will see your current domain listed (for example: your-event.thatstheone.com)
Choose the default domain to be used when generating links such as RSVP and website links
🌐 Using a Free Subdomain
By default, your event is assigned a free subdomain (for example: adam-and eve.thatstheone.com).
This is automatically created when your event is set up
It is fully functional and ready to use
You can share this link directly with guests
🔎 Note: All domains you add will remain active and accessible. The selected default domain simply determines which one is used when generating links.
💡 Upgrading to a Custom Domain
If you would like a more personalized experience, you can purchase a custom domain directly within the platform.
To do this:
Go to the Domain section in Settings
Click Buy a custom domain
Enter your preferred domain name
Click Search
Review the available options
Click Buy next to your selected domain
Once purchased, you can set it as your default domain.
🔗 What Happens After Purchasing a Domain
Your custom domain will be connected to your event website
You can use it instead of your free subdomain
All generated links (such as RSVP, Ecard, accommodation and website links) will use your selected default domain.
✨ Why Use a Custom Domain
Using a custom domain helps you:
Create a more personalized and branded event experience
Make your link easier for guests to remember
Present a more polished and professional website
⚠️ Reminder
Always make sure the correct domain is selected as your default, as this will be used when generating all event-related links.
If you have multiple domains, double-check your selection before sharing links with guests.
If you need help setting up your domain or choosing the best option, the TTO Support Team is happy to assist or you may simply watch the tutorial below

