Event packages
A package is a thing you sell for a private event. A set dinner. A room with a menu. A wedding at one price. You write it once. Guests read the price, then ask you for a quote.
The rule A package is a price you show. It is not a booking. A guest reads it and asks. You send them a real quote after that.
How it works
- Open Event packages and press New package.
- Give it a name and one line about it.
- Drop in photos and video. Press the star on one to make it the main one. Star a film and the card plays it.
- Write a short description. Three or four lines is enough.
- List what they get. One line for each thing. “Five courses”. “Your own room”.
- Set the price. Per person for a set menu. One price for a whole room.
- Set the fewest and most guests, if you want to.
- Change Who can see it to Published.
A card on the right shows what guests see while you type. The row of chips at the top says what is still empty. The ring beside them is how full the package is, out of 100 — red under a third, amber under two thirds, green above that.
Good to know
- Prices are in your venue’s money. You set that once in Settings. There is no money box on the package.
- Turn Show packages on your site on, or guests see no packages at all.
- You can write in every language your venue uses. Press the globe to translate.
- Archived hides a package but keeps it. Use that instead of deleting one you may want again.
- Deleting a package deletes its photos too. You cannot get them back.
Related features
- Event bookings — the paperwork for one customer and one event
- Quotes, invoices and payments — what happens after they say yes
- Photos and video on an event — the same gallery, on a What’s On night