WooEvents - Calendar and Event Booking

WooEvents is a WordPress plugin that integrates event management and booking functionality with WooCommerce, enabling site owners to create, manage, and sell event tickets directly through their online store. It combines calendar display capabilities with product variation creation and conditional logic to streamline the event booking process and handle complex ticketing scenarios.

Key Features

• Event Calendar Display - Visual calendar interface showing available events and their dates for customers to browse and select
• Priced Product Variations - Create multiple ticket types or pricing tiers for the same event with different costs and availability options
• Conditional Logic - Set rules that show or hide ticket options, pricing, or form fields based on customer selections or event attributes
• Custom Form Builder - Build custom booking forms to collect attendee information, special requests, or additional details during the checkout process
• Form Styling Options - Customize the appearance of booking forms to match your site's branding and design
• Form Validation - Implement validation rules to ensure required fields are completed and data meets specified criteria
• WooCommerce Integration - Seamlessly works with WooCommerce to handle payments, orders, and inventory management
• Ticket Management - Track ticket sales, availability, and attendee information from the WordPress dashboard
• Attendee Data Collection - Gather and organize customer information for event check-in and communication purposes
• Event Scheduling - Set event dates, times, capacities, and availability windows for ticket sales
• Multiple Event Support - Create and manage unlimited events within a single WordPress installation

Best For

WooEvents is ideal for event organizers, venues, conference organizers, and businesses that need to sell tickets or manage event registrations through WordPress. It works well for anyone running a WooCommerce store who wants to add event booking capabilities without using separate third-party ticketing platforms, allowing them to keep all sales and customer data within their WordPress ecosystem.