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# Assigning Guests to Events

You can assign guests to events in two ways — when editing a guest, or through the invitation modal.

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**Option 1 — Via the Invite modal**

1. Go to **Guest List** from the left sidebar
2. Find the guest you want to assign
3. Click the **Invite** button on the guest row
4. In the modal that opens, scroll to the **Invited Events** section
5. Check the events this guest is invited to
6. Click **Save**

The assigned events will appear as **pills on the guest row** so you can confirm the assignment at a glance.

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**Option 2 — Via Edit guest**

1. Go to **Guest List**
2. Click the **Edit** icon on the guest row
3. In the edit form, select the events this guest is assigned to
4. Click **Save**

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**If you update events after sending:**

* The invitation page updates immediately — no need to resend the link
* The guest will see the updated events the next time they open their invitation

> **Note:** Only guests assigned to an event will see that event on their invitation page. Guests not assigned to an event will not see it at all.


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