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Your best event, in motion, before they read a word.
For event planners
Event planners sell certainty. A page that shows what you do, what it costs to start, and asks the right questions up front shows it before the first call.
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An sample event planner page, built from the same blocks you get. Invented business, real page.
A familiar scene
That is the whole brief. No date, no guest count, no sense of budget. You reply with eight questions and half the enquirers never answer.
Put starting prices on your packages. Put a reel up top so people know your style. Make the enquiry form ask for date, guest count, venue and a budget range. The people who fit send a full brief; the ones who don't, don't.
The blocks to use
Your best event, in motion, before they read a word.
Full planning, partial planning, day-of coordination, with 'from' prices.
Name, email, phone and a message. The form title asks for date, guests, budget and venue.
To your next open day or showcase, with a ticket link.
A page of past events or a portfolio on your own site.
Starter layout
Most visitors never scroll past the second block, so the first two carry the page. Start here and change what does not fit you.
Questions
The page is public and built for clients. For vendors, add a link block that points to a vendor form of your own.
Use a payment block that links to your Stripe, Square or PayPal payment page. We never hold the funds.
There is no free plan: every page is paid for, so every page is a real business page. You get 14 days free to build yours and use it for real, then Starter or Pro. The pricing page has the details.
No. Paste its address into the importer and your page is rebuilt for you to look at. It needs no account and nothing is published.
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Build it in a few minutes. Keep it if it earns its place. Cancel if it does not.
Weddings and brand events planned from first call to last dance.