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πŸ”½ Search, Filter & Segment Your Guestlist

Learn how to quickly find guests, apply filters, and organise your guestlist into meaningful segments. These tools make it easy to manage RSVPs, households, VIPs and event logistics.

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Written by Nina Dobrev
Updated over a week ago

πŸ” Using Search to Find Guests Quickly

Search lets you find any guest instantly using names, contact details or tags.

To search:

  • Open your Guestlist tab

  • Click the Search Bar at the top

  • Type a name, email, phone number or keyword

  • Matching guests appear immediately

Tip:
Search works across all guest details - including plus-ones and household names.

🧩 Filtering Your Guestlist

Filters help you focus on specific groups of guests.

To apply filters:

  • Open the Guestlist tab

  • Click the Filter icon

  • Select one or more filters, such as:

    • Status: Attending, Not Attending, Pending

    • Tags: VIP, Family, Crew, Vendors

    • Households: Show household groups

    • Plus-Ones: Show guests with +1

    • Categories (if enabled)

Your view updates instantly based on the filters you choose.

Tip:
You can combine filters - for example:

  • Pending + VIP

  • Attending + Households

🏷 Filtering by Tags & Categories

Tags and categories help you organise guests by roles, groups, or characteristics, such as:

  • Family types

  • VIPs

  • Seating blocks

  • Staff or vendors

  • Dietary needs

  • Invitation types

To filter by a tag:

  • Click Filter

  • Choose the tag you want

  • Only guests with that tag will appear

Perfect for seating plans, targeted communications or creating custom segments.

πŸ›  Why Search & Filters Matter

Using search, filters and segmentation helps you:

  • Manage RSVPs efficiently

  • Follow up with guests who haven’t responded

  • Build accurate seating plans

  • Track attendance at a glance

  • Stay organised β€” especially with large guestlists

A clean, filtered view makes event planning faster, simpler and more intuitive.


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