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How to Send and Receive Calendar Invitations to an Event on iPhone

By Matthew Lynch
June 12, 2023
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As a busy person with a lot of responsibilities, keeping up with your calendar is essential to staying organized and on top of your schedule. Luckily, the iPhone makes it easy to keep track of your commitments, and even allows you to send and receive calendar invitations directly from your mobile device.

Sending a calendar invitation

To send a calendar invitation on your iPhone, follow these steps:

1. Open your calendar app and go to the day and time of the event you want to invite people to.

2. Tap the “+” sign to create a new event.

3. Fill in the event details such as the name, time, and location.

4. Scroll down to the “Invitees” section and tap on “Add Invitees.”

5. Enter the email addresses of the people you want to invite, or select them from your contacts.

6. Once you have added all the invitees, tap on “Done” and then “Save” to create the event and send out the invitations.

Receiving a calendar invitation

To receive a calendar invitation on your iPhone, follow these steps:

1. When you receive an invitation via email or text message, tap on the “Add to Calendar” button or link.

2. If you have multiple calendars set up on your iPhone, select the calendar where you want to add the event.

3. Review the event details and tap on “Add” to add it to your calendar.

4. If you want to RSVP to the invitation, tap on “View Event” and then “Going,” “Maybe,” or “Decline” to let the organizer know if you’ll be attending.

Bonus tips

– If you want to make changes to an event after you’ve sent out invitations, you can edit the details and send out updates to your invitees.

– You can also set reminders for your events to make sure you don’t forget about them. To do this, tap on the event in your calendar and then tap on “Edit.” From there, you can set a reminder for a specific time before the event.

– If you use a third-party calendar app such as Google Calendar or Outlook, you can still send and receive calendar invitations on your iPhone. Just make sure to set up your account in the app’s settings first.

In conclusion, sending and receiving calendar invitations on your iPhone is a great way to stay organized and keep everyone on the same page. Whether you’re planning a work meeting or a dinner party with friends, these simple steps can help you make sure everyone knows the details and can plan accordingly.

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