Guests & contacts
How do I add a guest to my invitation?
By Nimanto 1 min read
In short
Open the invitation, choose Guests, then Add guest. Type the name (required), e-mail, phone, how many passes they get and their group, then save. On a published invitation you can tick E-mail the invitation now.
Adding guests one at a time suits a short list, or a late addition to a list you imported.
Add a guest
- 1Open the invitation from your dashboard and choose Guests & RSVPs.
- 2Choose Add guest.
- 3Type the Name. It is the only required field.
- 4Add an E-mail if you want Nimanto to send their invitation, and a Phone for WhatsApp and text links. Pick the country first, then type the number without the country code.
- 5Set Passes (max headcount): the most people this guest's personal link can reply for, counting themselves. A sensible default is filled in.
- 6Add a Group / side if it helps, such as "Family" or "Bride's side".
- 7Tick E-mail the invitation now if you want it sent straight away, then save.
The toast reads "Guest added", or "Guest added · 1 of 1 e-mail sent" when the e-mail went.
When the invitation is not published yet
The E-mail the invitation now box is switched off, with the reason: nobody is e-mailed before you publish. The moment you publish, everyone with an e-mail address gets their invitation automatically, once.
What Nimanto checks
- An address whose domain cannot receive mail is refused, with a suggestion when it looks like a typo ("Did you mean [email protected]?").
- An address that works but looks mistyped is accepted, with a hint in the toast so you can check it.
- A phone number keeps its digits and plus sign and needs at least seven digits.
See guest e-mail checks for what happens to bounces later.
The contact book
Every guest you add is also saved to your contact book, matched by e-mail first and then by phone. If that person is already a contact, the contact is reused and your group is added to their tags. If they are already on this invitation, the existing row is updated instead of duplicated.
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