Inviters

The plural form of 'inviter,' referring to individuals or entities who extend invitations to others. These individuals or entities formally or informally request the presence, participation, or attendance of others at a particular event, gathering, occasion, or activity. Their action involves reaching out to potential attendees and extending a welcoming offer, specifying details about the event and expressing a desire for their presence. This may be done verbally, in writing, or through digital platforms.

Inviters meaning with examples

• The wedding organizers, or the inviters, meticulously crafted each invitation, ensuring elegant calligraphy and personalized notes to each guest, outlining the ceremony, reception, and RSVP details. They hoped everyone would accept their invitation and celebrate their love.
• Event planners often work as inviters, sending out personalized invites to conferences, galas, and seminars. Their job includes managing the guest list, tracking responses, and ensuring that enough people attend to make the event a success.
• The university's alumni relations department served as inviters for the homecoming celebration. They sent out email reminders, social media updates, and physical mail to try to attract the attention of past students.
• After getting the approval, the church used their volunteers as inviters, visiting homes to extend the invitation to the special Sunday service. They were excited about the opportunity to welcome new people.
• Using online event platforms, small businesses act as inviters, by using pre-made templates and email campaigns, to bring customers to launch events or product demonstrations. They provide incentives to help ensure an audience.