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# Shareable Link for Invitation

After you've completed your invitation, you will see your shareable link on your **Manage Event** dashboard. 

You can follow these steps to access the shareable link for your event:

1\. Log in to your Evite account.

2\. Click on your photo/name in the top right corner.

3\. Select **My Invitations.**

4\. Locate your event on the dashboard.

5\. Click on **Manage Event**. 

6\. Click **Copy Link.**

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Notes:

\- The shareable link can be used to share your invitation with guests via text message, social media (Facebook, Twitter, etc.), and regular/personal email.

\- You will not be able to send the shareable link to guests that you've already added to the guest list. The link will not work.&#x20;

\- Please do not copy and paste the URL in your address bar to share your invitation.

\- The guests that you sent the invitation to, via the shareable link, will not show up on your guest list until after they have RSVP'd.&#x20;


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