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# Add a Co-Host

To add a co-host to your invitation from the iOS app, please see the instructions below:

1. Log in to your Evite account using the app.
2. Tap on the **My Events.**
3. Locate your invitation on the dashboard. 
4. Tap to view the invitation.
5. Tap on the **three dots** in the top right corner. 
6. Select **Edit Invitation**.
7. Scroll down and select the **+ Co-Host** button. 
8. Enter the co-host's name and email address in the indicated fields.
9. Tap on **Save.**
10. Tap on **Done** to save your changes**.**

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Notes:

* The co-host must have a registered Evite account. 
* ***After you have completed and sent your invitation***, your co-host will receive an email advising them that they've been added to your invitation as a co-host.
* The co-host will need to accept the invitation to co-host to have co-host access.


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