Your next event could be right here.
Explore wedding and event requests on Provow. Choose the work that fits your services, location and availability, then send a clear proposal to the Host.
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Look for the work that fits
Start with the essentials: service, place, date and scope. Open the requests that fit the work you actually want to do.
- Services Do they need what you do?
- Location Can you serve this area?
- Date Are you available on the event date?
- Scope Do the details fit your approach?
Make the next step easy to understand
A useful proposal makes the next step easy to understand. Explain what you can provide, what it costs and what you still need to confirm.
A profile for the work you want to do
Your profile gives Hosts context before the conversation starts. If Provow already has a public listing for your business, claim it to manage the details.
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From first reply to direct agreement
Keep each Host conversation and proposal together. A proposal does not reserve the date or create a booking; contracts and payment are agreed directly.
Current costs
Currently free for professionals. Creating a profile, browsing requests and sending proposals cost nothing, and Provow takes no booking commission.
Your next good conversation
Browse the requests. Find a fit. Take it from there.
Frequently asked questions
Is it free to join Provow as a professional?
Currently free for professionals: creating a profile, browsing requests and sending proposals. Provow charges no per-lead fee or booking commission. Agree your scope, contract and payment terms directly with the Host. See the pricing explanation for the current policy. If a Host books you, you keep 100% of what you charge, and payment is arranged directly between you and the Host on the terms you agree.
Does Provow sell leads or charge per proposal?
Currently free for professionals. Provow does not sell leads or charge per proposal, and it takes no booking commission. Browse public event requests, choose those that fit your business and respond with your own pricing and message.
How do I find event requests near me?
Browse the public map or Explore list and use the available location and service filters to find relevant requests. Read the event date, requested services and scope before responding. Private-address posts use an approximate public location; publicly displayed venue details may differ. You can begin a proposal before creating the Pro account required to send it.
What should I include in a proposal?
Every proposal includes your business name, a personal message to the host, and your pricing — as a flat rate, a range, or a starting-at price. The strongest proposals respond to the specifics of the post: mention the date, the area, and the services requested, and explain briefly why you're a good fit for that particular event. Hosts compare proposals side by side, so a clear, specific message and realistic pricing matter more than length.
What happens after I send a proposal?
The host sees your proposal alongside any others, with your business name, message, and pricing. If they're interested, the conversation continues in the in-platform inbox — that's where questions, details, and next steps happen. From there, booking is direct: you and the host agree on terms, contracts, and payment between yourselves, with no Provow fees in the middle, and you keep the client relationship. You can track and manage everything you've sent from the My Proposals page.
Can I withdraw a proposal?
Yes. Your proposal activity lives on the My Proposals page, and you can withdraw any proposal at any time — for example, if your date becomes unavailable. Withdrawing simply removes that proposal; it doesn't affect your profile or your ability to respond to other requests.
Can I communicate with Hosts inside Provow?
Yes — once you've sent a proposal, conversation with the host happens through Provow's in-platform messaging, so questions, details, and follow-ups stay organized in one place. Early conversations stay privacy-conscious for both sides: you don't need to exchange personal contact information just to discuss an event. Provow doesn't sit in the middle of your booking — when you and a host agree to work together, the terms and payment are directly between you.
How do I improve my visibility on Provow?
Use a clear business name, describe your services and the areas you cover, and add photographs of your work. Write proposals that respond to each event’s details and answer questions clearly. A complete profile helps Hosts understand your business; it does not guarantee views, replies or bookings.
How do I appear on Provow’s city and category pages?
Provow publishes directory pages for each city and service category — for example, wedding DJs in Los Angeles — and your profile is included automatically once three things are true: you've chosen a category, you've set at least one service area, and your account is approved. No extra opt-in is needed. Photos are optional; a styled placeholder runs in their place until you add some. If you believe you should be visible and aren't, email support@pro-vow.com and we'll take a look.
What name do hosts see?
Hosts see your public display name everywhere on Provow — on proposal cards, your profile, and search results — so use the business or stage name you want to be known by. Your account email and personal details stay private. You can edit your display name anytime from your profile.
Why is my business listed on Provow if I never signed up?
Some Provow listings are unclaimed profiles built from publicly available business information, which helps hosts see who serves their area. If it's your business, you can claim the listing for free to manage the details, add photos, and start responding to event requests. If you'd rather not appear on Provow at all, request removal at pro-vow.com/vendor-takedown and we'll honor it.
What service areas can I cover as a professional?
Choose the cities and areas where you actually work, and keep your profile up to date. Use the public Explore filters to find requests in those areas. If your travel range or availability affects a particular event, explain it in your proposal.
What types of professionals can use Provow?
If your work is booked for weddings, celebrations, or private events, you qualify. There's no application to pass and no invitation to wait for: you create a profile, choose the category closest to what you do, set the areas you serve, and event requests in those categories start appearing for you to send proposals on. If nothing matches your work exactly, pick the nearest category and describe the specialty in your bio — that's the text hosts read when they compare proposals. You can change your categories and service areas at any time from your profile.
How does AI Concierge help Pros?
AI Concierge is a tool hosts use to organize their outreach — it isn't something Pros need to set up or pay for. If a host's concierge reaches out to you by email, it's because a real event request matched your services and location. The direct way to win work on Provow remains the same either way: browse live requests on the map and send strong, specific proposals — hosts compare them side by side.
I received an email from Provow Concierge — why, and how do I stop them?
Your business may have been contacted because its services and location appear relevant to a Host’s event. You do not need to set up AI Concierge to respond. Currently free for professionals. If you do not want further outreach, use the unsubscribe option in the email. Check the request and its details before deciding whether to respond.
How much does it cost to use Provow?
Provow is free for hosts — posting your event, receiving proposals, comparing them, and messaging professionals all cost nothing. Currently free for professionals: creating a profile, browsing event posts, and sending proposals cost nothing. Provow charges no commissions and takes no cut of what you and a professional agree to; booking and payment are arranged directly between you.
Is Provow an alternative to The Knot for vendors?
Provow is another way to find event opportunities: Hosts post their requirements, and you decide which requests to answer. You set your pricing, send a proposal and discuss the details directly with the Host. Currently free for professionals, with no lead fee or booking commission. Compare the workflow and current policies with your other options.
How is Provow different from Zola for wedding professionals?
On Provow, the Host posts an event request and you decide whether to respond. You write the proposal, set your pricing and continue the conversation in your Inbox. Currently free for professionals, with no lead fee or booking commission. Choose the channels that fit how you want to find and manage work.
Can I use Provow instead of WeddingPro to find wedding clients?
You can use Provow as another channel for finding wedding and event requests. Browse public posts, consider whether the service, location, date and scope fit, then send a proposal. Currently free for professionals, with no lead fee or booking commission. Keep your profile current so Hosts can understand your business.
Is Provow right for me?
Provow may suit your business if you want to review event details before deciding whether to send a proposal. Browse requests that fit your services, location and availability, then choose which conversations to start. Currently free for professionals, with no lead fee or booking commission. Requests and responses vary by area; there is no guarantee of a booking. It's less useful if you're already booked out. If your year is full from referrals, another source of requests is just more email. Provow is worth your time when you want the work.
How do I get wedding clients without paying for leads?
On Provow, you can browse public event requests and respond to those that fit your business. Currently free for professionals, with no lead fee or booking commission. Use the event details to assess the fit, explain your service and pricing in a proposal, and discuss the next steps with the Host. A posted request helps you evaluate an opportunity; it does not guarantee the Host’s budget, readiness or a booking. It's less useful if you're already booked out — another source of requests is just more email. But if your calendar has gaps, or you're tired of paying for inquiries that were never going to book, that's the whole reason it exists.
How is Provow different from a listing on The Knot, Yelp, or WeddingPro?
Provow combines a professional directory with public event requests. You can keep a profile and actively choose which Host posts to answer with a proposal. Currently free for professionals, with no lead fee or booking commission. Review each platform’s own current terms when comparing services. It's less useful if you're already booked out. Another source of requests is just more email. Provow is for the gaps in your calendar.
Do I have to pay to be a preferred vendor on Provow?
Provow does not offer a paid preferred-vendor position. Currently free for professionals: create a profile, browse public requests and send proposals. You choose which requests fit your business, and Hosts decide whom to contact or hire. It's less useful if a venue's list has been your main source of work and it's working. Provow doesn't replace a relationship that books you. It adds a channel that doesn't charge for the introduction.