Collection Pages

Expert

Every collection has a public landing page: the programme page guests see, listing its events with your branding. You build it in the landing page designer, a full-screen editor where the page comes together from blocks and the canvas shows exactly what guests will get.

The designer

Open it from the collection’s Settings → Landing Page.

• Add a banner image (shown at its full height, whatever its shape), then build the page from Title, Text, Image, and Event blocks.
• Drag blocks in from the palette; reorder by dragging or with the up and down controls; remove blocks you don’t need.
• Title and Text blocks edit on click. Event blocks pick their event from a chooser. Image blocks crop on upload.
• The canvas is a live preview with your real background and branding — set Branding first if you want the preview true to life.
• Nothing changes on the live page until you Publish changes, and leaving with unsaved edits warns you first.

One thing to be aware of: publishing collection-page changes does not publish the collection’s draft events or change their booking settings. Configure and publish each event separately.

Visibility

The page follows the collection’s visibility: a public collection is reachable by anyone with the link, while a private one requires a personal invitation or a collection booking link — page design does not make it public.

Social Sharing

When someone pastes the collection link, they see a preview card made from the page banner and details unless you change it. Set the image, Title, and Description on Settings → Details, in Social Sharing (above Invite Email Template). Live preview shows WhatsApp, iMessage, Facebook, LinkedIn, and X. The landing page keeps its own banner.

Collection booking links use the same card. The crop and text controls match the event card; see Publishing and sharing.

Fully booked events

Events stay on the collection page when they are full. The card is faded but still opens, so a guest can read the event or join its waitlist.

A tag sits on the card’s top edge:

A Golden invitation sees the card at full strength, with no booked tag, because it can still take a place. See Golden invites.

An event is full when no open slot has room for the smallest booking the tickets allow, or when every ticket with a Total quantity is gone. See Dates and availability.

Tip: Lead with the banner and the events; keep text blocks short. Guests come to the page to choose events, not to read.

Keep reading: Building a collection · Publishing and sharing · Branding