Can you promote in r/eventplanners?
A place where Event Planners can discuss events with other Event Planners and event-related professionals - ideas, designs, trends, news. This community is focused on people who plan events as a career/occupation, and pro vendors who help make key design elements come to life. We will remove posts about DIY events, self-promotion, app spam, overly broad questions. We will do a weekly share post on Tuesdays where you can comment with a photo and sentence about an event you planned that week.
The short answer
Do not promote your product or solicit business; participate as a peer with helpful, non-commercial advice and only share case studies if they are deep, non-promotional, high-profile, and follow the rules.
What works here
- sharing ideas or tips in an idea- or tip-first way
- substantive case studies about real, notable events (no software/pitch)
- participating in the weekly 'share' post on Tuesdays
What gets posts removed
- promoting services, software, courses, or websites
- conducting market research or broad vendor-style questions
- soliciting clients or marketing via posts or DMs
- thinly veiled marketing, pitches, or app/software mentions
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditNo Spam / Market Research
Rules explicitly ban spamming the group and conducting market research intended to generate future leads.
No Commercial Activity
Commercial activity and vendor marketing (including via DMs) are prohibited; referencing source material for discussion is allowed but must not be abused.
Case Study Exception
Case studies are permitted only for real, high-profile events with substantive operational detail; no software or pitches.
Weekly Share
There is a specific weekly share thread for posting photos and brief descriptions (Tuesdays).
Human Tone / No Bots
Posts that appear automated or AI-written will be removed; moderators will enforce human, constructive participation.
Official rules of r/eventplanners
- 01Do Not Spam the Group or Conduct Market Research
- 02Treat Everyone with Respect
- 03No Commercial Activity
- 04Weekly Share
- 05Be Human
- 06Case Studies (pilot)
- 07Repetitive topics will be removed
Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 1, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.
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