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Invite a co-organiser

You don’t have to run the whole event from one account. A co-organiser, a partner, a parent or a particularly capable best man, can share the dashboard with you. Co-organisers are managed in Settings under Co-organisers, where the panel is subtitled Invite someone to help manage photos and guests.

Send an invite

1

Open the Co-organisers panel.

Go to Settings and find Co-organisers. Only the event owner sees the controls here.

2

Enter their email and click Invite.

Type the email address of the person you’re inviting and click Invite. They’ll receive a link that adds them to the event when they open it.

The Co-organisers panel in Settings, with an email field and Invite button
The Co-organisers panel. Enter an email address and click Invite.
3

Chase it if you need to.

The invite appears in a pending list with its expiry date. The invite is just a link, so if the email goes astray you can use Copy link and send it yourself by text or WhatsApp. Sent it to the wrong address? The × next to the invite revokes it.

Invites expire after 7 days. If one lapses before it’s accepted, just send a fresh one; there’s no penalty for re-inviting.

What a co-organiser can do

Once they accept, a co-organiser works in the same studio you do. They can edit the page, manage RSVPs and moderate photos, which covers most of the jobs worth delegating: approving the album the morning after, chasing stragglers on the guest list, fixing a typo in the schedule while you’re at the venue.

Two things stay with the owner: managing co-organisers and billing. A co-organiser can’t invite or remove other co-organisers, change the plan or touch payment details. If you remove a co-organiser later, their access ends immediately.

How many you can invite

The number of co-organisers depends on your plan. Free has none, and the panel shows Upgrade to invite co-organisers instead of the invite form. Starter allows 1, Plus allows 2 and Complete allows 5. Plan details are on the pricing page.

One co-organiser is enough for most weddings. The higher limits exist for larger events where, say, both sets of parents and a planner all want eyes on the RSVPs.

Co-organisers sit alongside the other Settings controls for access, passwords and guest permissions, which are covered in Privacy, passwords and guest permissions.

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