Evite.com beefs up

By Elinor Mills
Staff Writer, CNET News

Online-invitation company Evite.com is launching a new social event planning service that features guides for step-by-step event planning. Evite.com now offers checklists, a budget estimator, a drink calculator to help figure out how many beverages are needed, and an online notebook. Other services include themed planning pages, recipes, expert party tips and a chart that gives suggestions as to what wine to serve with what food.

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