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Hi @David Shultz
Welcome to our forum!
Unfortunately, Outlook doesn't have a built-in feature to automatically remove copied (Cc) or blind copied (Bcc) recipients when you drag an email to the calendar to create an invite. However, you can manually remove these recipients from the invite once it's created.
Hope it helps!
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