Grove speaks your language.
When you select your group type, Grove adjusts the labels, defaults, and features so the platform feels like it was built specifically for the way your group works.
Family Reunions
Branches, potluck sign-ups, In Memoriam names from your imported roster (you choose who appears), hosting rotation, a memory archive, and the Capsule for keeping your family story across generations.
Class Reunions
Classmates instead of family members. A Yearbook Wall, committee coordination, attendance tracking, and a class roster that carries forward.
Military Units
Companies instead of branches. Roll of honor, ceremony moments, and a tone built around camaraderie and service.
Church Gatherings
Ministries instead of branches. Potluck front and center, free or paid registration, and a congregation roster.
Greek Chapters
Lines instead of branches. Put the step show on the schedule, chapter history, alumni tracking, and brotherhood/sisterhood language throughout.
College Alumni
Houses instead of branches, multi-year event planning, campus photos, and an alumni roster that carries forward.
Neighborhoods
Streets instead of branches. Block parties and cookouts planned with your neighbors, a Front Porch lounge, a Block Map, and a planning team instead of a family tree.
Any Other Group
Clubs, teams, associations and friend groups. Members and subgroups, a Group Feed and Group Lounge, and your own gatherings, with neutral wording that fits whatever you call yourselves.
Every group type uses the same platform. What changes is the language, the defaults, and which features get surfaced first.
Keep reading
More reunion planning guides.
Family reunions
Branches, potluck, elder archives, and the day-of page families share.
Class reunions
Rosters, card payments at RSVP, yearbook photos, and RSVPs without the group chat.
Military reunion planning
Unit rosters, In Memoriam names, and an archive that persists across reunions.
How to plan a reunion (12-month guide)
The core planning framework every group type can adapt.