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Eventchy Reaches 100 Registered Suppliers in Just 3 Weeks

Eventchy, the Philippines’ first AI-powered events marketplace app, is proud to announce that we’ve officially hit 100 registered suppliers—and we’ve done it in just three weeks since opening pre-registration! 💜

From stylists, caterers, and photographers to entertainers, florists, and venues, our supplier community is quickly growing into a powerhouse of talent. This early milestone shows the strong trust and excitement for Eventchy even before our grand launch later this year.

Why This Milestone Matters

  • For suppliers: You are the pioneers shaping the future of event planning in the Philippines. By joining early, you’re gaining visibility and recognition ahead of thousands more to come.

  • For clients: Imagine planning your wedding, birthday, or corporate event with ease—searching, booking, and paying trusted suppliers all in one marketplace app. That future is almost here.

With 100 suppliers onboard in record time, we’re proving that the events industry is ready for transformation—and Eventchy is leading the way.

Thank you to our first 100 suppliers for believing in the vision. This is only the beginning.

📌 Want to join them? Register now for FREE at 👉 www.eventchy.com/join-as-a-supplier

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