• You can share a Calendar event on your iPhone with others and they can mark if they’ll be able to attend, which you can see in the Calendar app.
  • It’s easy to share a Calendar event with multiple people, as long as you have their email address.
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Whether it’s for a birthday party, a holiday gathering, or a work function, your iPhone makes it easy to organize events in the Calendar app.

After adding those dates to your iPhone’s Calendar app, you may even want to share them with a friend or partner. Luckily, Apple also makes it easy to share Calendar events with others, all from your iPhone.

Here’s how to do it through the Calendar app on your iPhone.

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How to share a Calendar event on your iPhone

1. Open your iPhone’s Calendar app.

2. Tap to open the event you want to share.

3. Tap "Edit" in the top right corner of the Event Details page.

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Foto: You can add a few details to the event if you'd like, including the exact time, location, and even personal travel time.sourceEmma Witman/Business Insider

4. Tap "Invitees."

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Foto: You'll share the event through email, rather than a text message, like some other iPhone shareable features.sourceEmma Witman/Business Insider

5. Type out the name of the contact you want to invite. You'll need their email to share the event with them.

6. Tap "Done" in the top right corner once you've added the people you want to share it with.

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Foto: If you hit "Cancel" rather than "Done," your invites won't be saved and sent.sourceEmma Witman/Business Insider

7. Tap "Edit Event" to go back.

8. Tap "Done" to save and send the invites out.

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Foto: The green check mark indicates your contact got the invite, and RSVP'd yes.sourceEmma Witman/Business Insider

Your invitee will get an email, where they can confirm if they're available. You'll then be able to see their response when you open the event in your iPhone's Calendar.

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