Event form templates

Event forms have to handle the awkward cases: people who decline, people bringing a guest, people who need a different meal. These templates branch for all three rather than asking everyone everything.

16 templates · all free to use · live previews

Event Registration

Attendee details, ticket type, guests, and dietary needs.

7 questions
Wedding RSVP

Attendance, meal choice, and a plus-one branch that skips itself.

9 questions
Conference RegistrationPRO: uses payment, publishing needs a Pro plan

Ticket tiers with live pricing, track picks, and checkout in one flow.

8 questions
Workshop Signup

Session pick, skill level, and goals so the host can tailor the day.

7 questions
Volunteer Signup

Shifts, preferred roles, t-shirt size, and prior experience.

8 questions
Speaker Application

Talk title, abstract, format, and a link to past speaking footage.

9 questions
Sponsor Application

Company details, sponsorship tier, and partnership goals.

8 questions
Ticket OrderPRO: uses payment, publishing needs a Pro plan

Pick tickets, pay in the same form — prices add up automatically.

7 questions
Post-Event FeedbackPRO: uses NPS, publishing needs a Pro plan

Overall rating, a matrix across event aspects, and next-year intent.

8 questions
Meetup Signup

A lightweight join form for recurring community meetups.

6 questions
Party Invitation RSVP

A fun yes/no with guest count and a potluck-style sign-up list.

7 questions
Gala Dinner RSVP

Formal attendance, entrée selection, and auction participation.

8 questions
Team Building Poll

Rank the activity ideas and settle the date before booking anything.

6 questions
Small Group Retreat Enquiry

Shape a quieter few days together. Share your group, dates and the kind of retreat you have in mind.

10 questions
Ceramics Workshop RegistrationPRO: uses payment, publishing needs a Pro plan

Choose a workshop and tell us what you would like to make. The example seat price is $45; the host must connect payments before publishing.

8 questions
Event RSVP

Attendance, guests and dietary needs — warm and friendly.

6 questions

What makes these forms work

Let people decline in one tap

An RSVP form that makes a "no" answer fill in dietary requirements is a form people abandon. Jump declines straight to the ending page — you still get the headcount.

Ask about the plus-one only if there is one

Conditional logic keeps the guest-name and meal questions hidden unless someone says they're bringing someone. It halves the form for most respondents.

Price tickets by tier, not by form

One form with a ticket-type question and a price per option beats three separate forms. The total follows what they picked, and your headcount stays in one place.

Questions people ask

Can I sell tickets through the form?

Yes. Map a price to each ticket type and the payment field charges the right amount through your own Stripe or PayPal account, with no platform cut. Payments need the $14.99 Pro plan.

How do RSVP declines work?

A logic rule jumps anyone who declines straight to the thank-you page, so they skip the meal and guest questions. Their response still counts toward your numbers.

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