There's a new home for event pros on Reddit. We've just launched the official eventplanner.net community on Reddit - a public, global space where planners, venues, suppliers and agencies can talk shop in the open.
Why Reddit, why now. Most online conversations about events live behind closed Facebook groups, walled forums or LinkedIn echo chambers. Reddit works differently: discussions are public, threaded, searchable, and they reward substance over self-promotion. That's the kind of space the event industry deserves.
Built for the people who actually do the work
Whether you organise weddings, festivals, conferences, team buildings or corporate events - whether you run a venue, an agency, or work freelance - this is your community. Pros, semi-pros and newcomers all welcome. The only thing we ask is that you bring real questions, real experience, and real generosity.
One place that connects everything
It's also where the planners, venues and suppliers who use our event software can come together - to exchange tips, share what works, and help shape where the platform goes next.
What you'll find inside
Honest discussions on the craft of events. Behind-the-scenes from real productions. Lessons learned (the kind nobody puts in a case study). Book recommendations, tool talk, war stories, post-mortems, and the occasional venting thread. No spam, no cold DMs, no AI sludge.
Come and introduce yourself
Hit join, drop an introduction in the welcome thread, and tell us who you are. We're genuinely excited to see who turns up.
Join r/eventplanner_net on Reddit →
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