One working system for a wedding and event agency
Your whole agency: from the first request to hundreds of guests in the app
The public site brings clients in from search, the pipeline takes them to a signed contract, and a won deal becomes an event with a budget, table plan and team on the spot. No spreadsheets, no copying by hand.
Step 1 · Site and requests from search
A ready-made agency site that promotes you on its own
No developers to hire and no third-party builders to pay for. The cabinet already has a polished site made of 17 ready blocks: portfolio, services, team and prices.
- Works on your own address — events-studio.com — or on a free name.geteventhub.app. We set up the secure connection ourselves.
- Set up so that people find you in search, and it speaks several languages.
- The phone number and the details of the request land in your e-mail and messengers right away.
Step 2 · The request form
A request form that asks the right questions
One form for the whole agency: on your page, behind a link in Instagram and WhatsApp, and on your own website. Every answer lands on the requests board as a ready card.
- Start from a ready set of questions — date, city, guests, budget, the kind of event — then add your own: lists, checkboxes, text.
- Choose which fields are required, hide the ones you do not need, put two fields in one row.
- Its own look, or the one of your page: ready-made styles, colours, fonts, corners.
- On your site with one script: as a block in the page, on a button you already have, or as a floating button.
Step 3 · A pipeline instead of a list
Control over every request and a single book of clients
A manager sees only the projects handed to them, while the owner keeps the whole pipeline in view. A reminder two hours ahead means no meeting with a couple gets missed.
- Your own deal stages and a note of where the client came from: the site, social media, a recommendation.
- A smart client book: a returning client is recognised by their phone number — the history of every celebration of the family gathers on one screen.
Step 4 · The deal is closed
This is where any CRM ends. And where EventHub’s magic begins
A won request is not filed away — one click turns it into a complete working space for the event.
- A hall plan and guest seating — with diets and children in mind
- A minute-by-minute timeline of the day with coordinators and locations
- An estimate, tasks with checklists and a team chat
- The agency’s team joins the event on its own — coordinators, decorators and the client, each with their own access
Step 5 · Money
The team sees the estimate. Only you see what the agency earns
An agency’s biggest fear is a client or a supplier catching sight of the commission by accident. In EventHub the agency’s fee lives apart from the estimate, in a closed part of the cabinet.
- Coordinators keep the expenses; the agency’s earnings are seen by the owner and admins only.
- Reports in several currencies, the average cheque and profit by season on clear charts.
- You can see who changed an amount, a status or an assignee, and when.
Event estimate
€28,000
the whole team sees it
Agency fee
€6,400
owner and admins only
Visits to the site
37
Requests from one evening
4
Spent on advertising
€0
Step 6 · Growth without advertising
Your events sell your services by themselves
At every event the guests open the app on their phone. They find their table, check the menu and the timing, upload photos.
- The organizer’s section in every guest’s phone: the studio’s card with a link to the portfolio and an “Organize an event like this” button.
- Guests see flawless organization in the moment of the celebration — and invite you to their own.
- A hundred guests at a wedding are a hundred people who already know how you work.
Ask in plain words — Mira puts the summary together instantly
“How many weddings are in progress for July?”, “Which coordinators are behind on their estimates?”, “What is the net profit for the quarter?”. Mira looks at the whole organization at once, helps you keep to deadlines and understands voice.
Comparison
Why spreadsheets and ordinary CRMs no longer work
| Criterion | Spreadsheets and messengers | Ordinary CRM | EventHub Organizations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agency site and taking requests | A site builder for a separate fee | A form on someone else’s site | A built-in site on your own address, ready for search |
| What happens after the contract is signed? | Data is copied over by hand | The deal is closed, the work happens outside the CRM | The request becomes an event at once |
| Guest seating and the timeline | No: paper or a separate program | No | Interactive tables, print, timing |
| An app for guests | No | No | Opens by link, with your logo |
| The agency’s earnings | Seen by anyone with the link | Permissions take long to set up | Kept apart from the estimate and closed by default |
| New clients | Paid ads on social media | Inbound flow only | Hundreds of guests at every event see you in the app |
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Did not find the answer? Write to us — we reply within a working day.
Yes — a CRM built for a wedding or event agency, not adapted from a sales one: the agency’s site brings requests in from search, the pipeline takes them to a signed contract, the client book recognises a returning couple by their phone number, and a booked request becomes an event with a budget, seating and a team. It suits an independent planner and a team of ten alike.
Set up your organization today — and rid the agency of chaos
Create a profile in 2 minutes, put the studio’s site together and test the pipeline on the first requests.
- A profile in 2 minutes
- A studio site in an evening
- The data belongs to you