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How to Setup Recurring Meeting in Microsoft Teams

By: Sam Patwegar | Updated: March 9, 2026

Most places of work conduct regular or Recurring weekly meetings to discuss the workload for the week and monthly meetings to schedule or monitor the overall progress achieved.

If you are responsible for sending meeting invites, you can either manually create a meeting in Teams prior to the meeting date or setup a Recurring Meeting in Teams.

In addition to saving time, the advantage of creating a Recurring Meeting in Teams is that it completely rules out the possibility of not sending a meeting invite due to human error.

Setup Recurring Meeting in Microsoft Teams

You can find below the steps create a Recurring weekly or monthly meeting in Microsoft Teams.

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1. Select the Meeting tab in side-menu and click on Schedule Meeting button.

Schedule Meeting Option in Microsoft Teams

2. On the pop-up, type a descriptive Name for the meeting and click on Schedule.

Schedule Meeting in Microsoft Teams

3. On the next screen, select either Share via Outlook or Share via Google Calendar option.

Open Microsoft Teams Meeting Options

4. If prompted, login to your Google Account or Microsoft Account, as applicable in your case.

5. On the next screen, select the Start and End Time for the meeting and use the drop-down to select the applicable Weekly or Monthly Recurring Meeting option.

Select Recurring Meeting Option in Microsoft Teams

6. Make sure you click on the Save button to save the changes to your Calendar.

Sam Patwegar

10+ years experience in writing fluff-free troubleshooting guides with just the right and required amount of related information. Equally capable of In-depth technical writing.

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