Events · 8 designs
Event, conference and wedding website design inspiration
Websites for a tech conference, a strategy conference, two music festivals, a tennis club, a tennis academy and two weddings. Festivals and conferences go loud; weddings go soft; all of them put the date front and centre.
What these events designs have in common
- Festivals and conferences use huge condensed or extended caps and saturated colour: neon 3D renders, electric blue, acid lime, a retro sunburst.
- The date and the place sit near the top, often in small spaced caps beside the headline.
- Speakers, organisers or the line-up appear as a grid of portrait or artwork cards.
- Weddings swap tickets for a countdown, the couple's story, the venue and an RSVP.
- Sports clubs show coaches, programmes and membership alongside a big photo of players in action.
How often each section appears
- Tickets or RSVP
- 6 of 8
- Team or speakers
- 5 of 8
- Countdown
- 2 of 8
Counted from the 8 designs on this page.
Good to know before you build
Ticket sales and RSVP replies need a ticketing or form service. The builder designs the ticket and RSVP sections and links them to the tool you choose.
Conference website designs2
Music festival website designs2
Sports club website designs2
Wedding website designs2
Questions about events websites
What should a conference website include?
Both conference designs here put the dates, the city and a ticket button at the top, then cover the programme or schedule, speakers with names and roles, tickets, and partners or sponsors. One also includes the venue and an FAQ.
What goes on a wedding website?
Both wedding designs in this library include the couple's story, a countdown to the day, the details and venue, and an RSVP, wrapped in a soft palette (blush and sage, or champagne and ivory) with serif and script type.
Can guests RSVP or buy tickets on the site?
The builder designs RSVP and ticket sections but has no forms or checkout. Link them to an RSVP form or ticketing service.