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Events & tickets

With events you sell seats for special occasions β€” a wine tasting, cooking class, menu night or live music. Guests book their spot online, and you keep an eye on attendees and capacity at all times.

Create an event

In the sidebar, open Events and click New event.

  1. Enter a title and choose the type (tasting, cooking class, menu night, live music, special or other).
  2. Set the date, start time and, optionally, the end time.
  3. Enter the price per person (leave empty for a free event) and the maximum number of participants.
  4. Pick a hero image from your media gallery and, if needed, upload a menu PDF and a cancellation policy.

Publish & control

With the scheduled publish date, an event only goes live on a set date β€” until then you can review it via the preview link. Use the Active & visible switch to release it; pausing temporarily takes it off sale. The status in the list always shows whether an event is Scheduled, Live, Paused or Inactive. With the booking deadline you close bookings a set number of days before the date.

Prepayment & payment link

If you require a prepayment, set the amount and type (per person or flat) and describe in the payment methods field how guests pay. Alternatively, add the address of an external payment service under Payment link, which is shown to your guests after booking.

Manage attendees

Use the list icon next to an event to open the attendee list. The progress bar in the overview shows capacity (booked seats / maximum). You can search the list and sort by date or number of participants.

Only simultaneously active, publicly visible events count against your plan limit β€” paused and inactive ones do not. You can see the current counter in the top right of the event list.

For event providers

If you are a pure event provider, events are the core of your business β€” there is no table calendar. You will find the embed code for your own website directly on the Events page (the separate widget page is hidden for you). Support handles the approval of your domain; guests then book a spot per event instead of a table.