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# Cancel Invitation
**You can cancel your invitation anytime before your saved event date.** To cancel your active invitation, please follow these steps:
1. Log in to your Evite account.
2. Click on your initials/photo in the top right corner.
3. Select **My Invitations**.
4. Locate your upcoming event you wish to cancel.
5. Click on the three dots to bring up the menu.
6. Select **Cancel Event**.
7. Click on the confirmation.
8. You will see the option to message your guests, or select **Skip** if you do not want to include a message.
9. If you send a message, select **Send**.
**Notes:**
* You will not be able to message your guests once the event is canceled.
* Your guests will still have the invitation email they received when they were added to the event. When they click on **View Invitation**, they will be informed that the event has been canceled.
* If you reinstate the invitation, the RSVPs will not be reset. They will remain the same as before the cancellation.
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