Event website templates
Agenda, speaker roster, venue details, and registration-information structures for conferences, festivals, and meetups.
What's included
Agenda timeline
Day-by-day, room-by-room schedule with session titles, speakers, and time slots.
Speaker roster
Grid of speaker photos, titles, companies, and talk titles with bio detail pages.
Sponsor logos
Tier-based logo display (Diamond / Platinum / Gold) with dedicated sponsor pages.
Registration-info structure
Ticket tiers, pricing notes, and a registration call to action presented clearly on the page.
Who is this for
Conferences
Multi-track tech, industry, or academic conferences with 100-5000 attendees.
Workshops and retreats
Smaller, higher-touch events with cohort-style registration and pre-event intake.
Weddings
Couples sharing schedule, venue, and RSVP information with guests.
Closest starting structures for this use case
Event Landing
A dynamic promotion and registration page for tech conferences, corporate events, and meetups. Features schedules and RSVP forms.
Creative Agency
A bold, visually driven website for creative agencies, design studios, or marketing firms. Showcases services, case studies, and team profiles.
Frequently asked questions
Can I collect RSVPs?
The template can publish RSVP instructions and point guests to the registration workflow you already use. Where a separately verified Forms workflow is available, use it only within its documented plan and field limits.
Does it integrate with Eventbrite?
Not natively. Link out to your Eventbrite page or any registration tool you already use.
Can speakers edit their own bios?
Not through a speaker portal. You edit every bio section yourself in the visual editor—or share a preview link for speakers to review.
How do I handle sold-out tiers?
Edit the page to mark a tier as sold out and point the CTA to the waitlist or registration workflow you actually operate; the template does not track capacity automatically.
Can I publish venue maps and travel info?
Yes—add hotel blocks, parking notes, transit links, and venue maps so attendees have one planning page.