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Masquerade Ball Request request-a-spot page template
A dim matchbook with glitter in the air, for guests who request a mask and a place.
Vintage bar matchbook flipped open — slab-serif cover on the accent color, letterpress interior, and strike-a-match RSVP choices on a striker-strip submit. Every piece below is pre-paired for you and stays editable after you start.
Free to start · No credit card · No app for your guests
What's in the Masquerade Ball Request template
Picking this template opens the event editor with all six choices already made, so you only fill in your own details. Swap any of them at any time.
- How guests respond
- Apply
- Guests request, you approve. The button says Request a spot unless you change it.
- Page layout
- The Matchbook
- Vintage bar matchbook flipped open — slab-serif cover on the accent color, letterpress interior, and strike-a-match RSVP choices on a striker-strip submit.
- Color palette
- Masquerade Ball
- Dramatic purple and gold masquerade
- Title font
- Poiret One
- Roaring Twenties
- Body font
- Raleway
- Thin Elegant
- Page effect
- Glitter
- Shimmering glitter raining down
- Intro reveal
- Curtain rise
- Velvet curtains part from the middle; footlights warm the stage; the title comes up center.
Best for
Masquerade balls, themed private parties, costume nights and secret-location events.
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What every event page includes
- A Request a spot button, free on every plan
- Your own questions on the request form
- Approve or decline from your guest list, one by one or all at once
- An address that only approved guests see
- An optional RSVP Fee, paid after you approve
How to use the Masquerade Ball Request template
- 1
Open the template
"Use this template" opens the event editor with the The Matchbook layout, Masquerade Ball palette, fonts, page effect, and intro reveal already applied.
- 2
Add your details
Type your title, date, time, and venue over the sample content, then add a photo and your own questions.
- 3
Ask what you need to know
Add your questions, and choose Guests you approve in the Address menu if the location stays private.
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Masquerade Ball Request template questions
- Is the Apply option free?
- Yes. Apply is free on every plan, and a free event shows up to 20 replies. Paid plans raise that limit once per event, with no subscription.
- Can I change the colors and fonts after picking the Masquerade Ball Request template?
- Yes — a template is a starting point, not a constraint. It opens the editor with the The Matchbook layout, the Masquerade Ball palette, Poiret One titles, and Raleway body text already applied, and every one of those is swappable from Event Settings without losing your content.
- Do my guests need an account or an app?
- No. Guests tap your link, see the page, and respond right there — no sign-up, no download. Every event page also has one-tap Add to Calendar (Google, Apple, Outlook, Microsoft 365, Yahoo) and opens the venue in Google Maps or Apple Maps for directions.
- What kind of events suit the Masquerade Ball Request template?
- Masquerade balls, themed private parties, costume nights and secret-location events.
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Your event page is about 80% built the moment you open this template. Fill in the details, share the link, and watch your list come in.