Events & Entertainment website templates
10 layouts for wedding planners, DJs, venues and event companies.
People hiring for an event are working against a date. They want to know if you are free that day, what you cost for their guest count, and whether past clients would hire you again. A good events site answers those three questions fast, shows real photos or clips from past events, and gets the visitor to send an inquiry with the date, venue, and headcount filled in.
These templates differ mostly in their hero and review layouts. Pick one with a large image or carousel hero if your work is visual, like a venue or photo booth. Pick a social-style review wall if you get a lot of short reviews from guests. Lindo's AI rewrites every section for your business, and you can keep editing by chatting or in the visual editor.
What every events & entertainment website needs
- Availability inquiry — a form that asks for event date, venue or city, and guest count so you can quote without a back-and-forth.
- Packages and starting prices — list what a typical booking includes and a 'from' price so people can self-qualify.
- Real event photos or video — show actual setups, crowds, and moments from events you have worked, not stock images.
- Reviews tied to event types — label testimonials as wedding, corporate, birthday, or school so each visitor finds a match.
- Service area and travel fees — state how far you travel and when a travel charge applies.
All 10 events & entertainment templates
Wedding Planner
For full-service wedding planners
Event Planner
For independent event planners
Corporate Event Planner
For corporate meeting planners
Kids Party Planner
For themed birthday party planners
DJ Service
For wedding DJs
Live Band Musician
For wedding and party bands
Event Catering
For wedding caterers
Photo Booth Rental
For photo booth rental companies
Kids Entertainer
For children's magicians
Event Venue Rental
For wedding and banquet venues
