Every place comes with a kit you make up by hand the night before, so sell the places, take the money and make up exactly that many.
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The entry workshop most people find you through, with a kit per place and a table small enough that you can reach everyone twice in two hours.
Pointed pen work with oblique holders and different paper, which means a different kit, a different price and its own place count.
People come to letter their own place cards and envelopes before a wedding, which is a dated workshop tied to somebody else’s deadline rather than to your term.
A workplace takes every place on a session in one booking, and you make up that many kits knowing they are paid for.
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Schedule
Every workshop shows its paid places, so the night before you sit down knowing you are cutting paper and matching nibs for eight, ten and six rather than for a rough idea.
Instant booking
One person takes both places on the date, pays for them and notes who the second is for, so a birthday gift becomes two names on your list instead of a message you have to chase.
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The place is charged at booking and the session closes at your cut-off, so nothing lands after you have assembled. A workplace evening goes out as an itemised quote.
Less admin, more bookings
The place is charged at booking, so the number you assemble kits for is a number of people who have paid. Close the session a day or two out and the count is final before you sit down to cut paper and match nibs to holders.
Lettering is corrected over a shoulder, not shouted across a room, so the useful number is small. You set the places to the table you teach at, and the workshop closes itself rather than growing to whatever the room could physically hold.
Different pens, different paper, different kit cost and a different student. Each is its own bookable workshop with its own places and price, so someone who has done brush lettering can find the pointed pen class instead of assuming your next date is a repeat.
A lot of these seats are bought for someone else: a birthday, a mother and daughter afternoon, two friends who have been meaning to. One person books two places on the date, pays for both and adds the other name in the booking notes, and both are on the list for the night.
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Set the places on a session once and booking stops by itself when it is full.
Confirmations and reminders go out automatically, so fewer bookings are forgotten.
By the paid places on the session. Close bookings a day or two before the workshop and the number you assemble kits for cannot change on you overnight.
Yes. Each is its own bookable workshop with its own dates, price and place count, because the kit and the paper are different for each.
They can. They take two places on the date, pay for both, and note who the second place is for, so both names are on your list for the evening.
Yes. One booking takes every place on the session and pays the per-place price for each, so you know the numbers before you make up a single kit.