Event Planner
Business Proposal

You want proposals that read professional without writing from scratch; this template ships with expert-written copy you can tweak. It saves time, keeps tone consistent, and gets you to a send-ready draft in minutes. Ready to send in minutes.

Expert-written proposal copy

Plug-and-play content sections

Maintains consistent professional tone

Swap examples for your voice

You need decision-makers to grasp the offer quickly; the layout presents problem, solution, scope, pricing, and CTA in a logical flow for fast read and clear decisions. Designed for clarity and action. Decision-makers read one page.

Problem and solution up top

Scope and deliverables summarized

Pricing table and options visible

Clear client next-step call-to-action

You want proposals that look as good as the events you run; clean typography, white space, and visual hierarchy make the page readable and persuasive in both PDF and print. Looks polished in print and PDF.

Clean typography and spacing

Photo and icon placeholders

Color accents for emphasis

Print-ready and screen-ready

You learn faster from examples; the template includes a completed event planning sample showing tiered packages, timeline, vendor fee notes, and a corporate ROI vignette so you can model your own quickly. See a wedding and a corporate sample.

Wedding sample with timeline

Corporate event ROI example

Vendor fee breakdown shown

Sample client contract language

You need to turn leads into signed clients quickly; this template uses fill-in prompts, pre-made pricing tables, and a checklist so you finish proposals in minutes, not hours. Turn leads into signed clients faster.

Fill-in-the-blank sections

Pre-made pricing tables

Copy prompts for follow-ups

Save-as-PDF ready

You edit where you work; the template comes in Microsoft Word and Google Docs formats so you can change layout, colors, and copy without new software. Edit anywhere, together.

MS Word-ready file included

Google Docs template version

Real-time collaborative editing

Simple font and color swaps

You need a leave-behind that matches your slides; the one-page proposal mirrors pitch headings and condenses the deck's key points into a portable, client-ready summary for meetings and follow-ups. Works with slides and meetings.

One-page summary to hand out

Headings match slide structure

Use as a leave-behind PDF

Supports post-meeting follow-ups

You must show money and impact quickly; the optional financial snapshot lets you present package prices, vendor commissions, simple cost breakdowns, and an ROI example so corporate buyers see value at a glance. Shows money and value at a glance.

Simple revenue and cost table

Tiered package pricing snapshot

Vendor commission line-item

ROI example for corporate events

You want every proposal to feel like yours; add logos, brand colors, client-specific language, and preferred tone so the document aligns with your brand and connects with each client. Make it look like your company.

Space for logo and tagline

Custom color palette options

Client-first messaging blocks

Tone options: formal or casual