Privacy

MyDinnerParty helps hosts organise private dinner parties. This page explains the information used to run invitations, guest lists, dietary planning and venue search.

Information we hold

Depending on how you use MyDinnerParty, this can include account details, names, email addresses, telephone numbers, invitations and replies, dinner and venue details, menu choices, dietary requirements and food dislikes.

How we use it

We use this information to operate the service: managing host accounts, maintaining guest lists, sending invitations and reminders, collecting replies, recording menu choices and helping hosts plan an event. Hosts can only access the guests and dinners assigned to their own account; administrators have access needed to support and administer the service.

Venue search

When a host searches for a restaurant, MyDinnerParty may send the venue search term, postcode or area to Foursquare Places. We do not send guest names, contact details, dietary information or host notes to Foursquare for venue search.

Host feedback and seating preferences

Hosts can keep private notes about their dinners and record preferences about guests who should not sit together. These notes and preferences are available to the hosting account and are not shown to guests. Suggested table plans use that host’s seating preferences and saved seating plans from past dinners to favour different neighbours. We do not collect post-event guest feedback.

Security and sharing

Access is restricted to signed-in accounts with the appropriate role. We do not sell guest contact details. We only share data with service providers where necessary to operate a requested feature, such as delivering an email invitation or returning venue-search results.

Your choices

You can ask the host who invited you to correct your details or remove you from future invitations. Account holders can update the information they manage through MyDinnerParty. For privacy requests, please contact the MyDinnerParty administrator.

Last updated: 3 September 2026. This is the current working privacy notice for the beta service and will be expanded before wider public launch.