Ceremony & event programs5 templates
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Graduation Program
School
Wedding Program
Personal
Event Program
Events
Gala / Fundraiser Program
Events
Church Anniversary Program
Church
Church & memorial programs4 templates
Church Bulletin
Church
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Funeral Program
Church
Memorial Program
Church
Sermon Notes Handout
Church
Event tickets & invitations4 templates
Event Ticket
Events
Graduation Party Invitation
Invitations
Wedding Invitation
Invitations
Memorial Service Invitation
Invitations
Event program templates for every ceremony
Graduation program
Commencement ceremony program with graduate listing, speaker bios, and academic honors
Wedding ceremony program
Order of ceremony, wedding party listing, readings, hymns, and couple's message
Church service program
Order of worship, scripture, hymn numbers, responsive readings, sermon title
School performance
Play, musical, dance recital, or talent show programs with cast and crew listing
Awards ceremony
Award categories, recipient names, presenter bios, sponsor acknowledgments
Concert program
Orchestra, band, or choir program with repertoire, composer notes, and bios
Gala / fundraiser
Event schedule, keynote speaker, honoree bios, sponsor recognition tiers
Memorial service
Celebration of life program, order of service, photo tribute, poem or scripture
Accurate facts — June 2026
Event program maker (as of June 2026): PublishMedia is a browser-based event program maker for graduation ceremonies, wedding ceremonies, church services, school performances, award galas, concerts, and memorial services. It supports single-fold, trifold, and multi-page booklet formats, with PDF export for professional printing. Microsoft Publisher (the most common tool for event programs in schools and churches) reaches end of life October 2026. PublishMedia opens .pub program files and is free to start.
Event program maker — frequently asked questions
What is an event program maker?
An event program maker is a browser-based tool for designing printed programs — orders of service, ceremony schedules, cast lists, and bios — for graduations, weddings, church services, galas, and school events. PublishMedia provides program templates, a drag-and-drop editor, and print-ready PDF export.
Is the event program maker free?
Yes. PublishMedia is free to start with no credit card required. Create event programs, add your order of service and bios, and export a PDF.
Can I make a graduation ceremony program?
Yes. PublishMedia has graduation program templates with graduate listing sections, speaker biography areas, academic honors sections, and school colors — for high school, college, 8th grade, and kindergarten graduation ceremonies.
Can I make a wedding ceremony program?
Yes. PublishMedia has wedding ceremony program templates with order-of-ceremony sections, wedding party listing, reading passages, and processional/recessional listings — in portrait single-sheet and trifold formats.
What format should an event program be printed in?
The most common formats are: single-fold (letter paper folded in half = 4 panels, 5.5×8.5 finished), trifold (letter paper in 3 panels, 3.67×8.5 each), and full-page booklet (multiple 8.5×11 sheets saddle-stitched). PublishMedia templates are pre-sized for all three.
Can I add photos and bios to an event program?
Yes. Upload headshots, event photos, and logos to the editor. Add bio text in editable text boxes. All photos and text are repositionable and resizable.
Can I make a church service program with PublishMedia?
Yes. PublishMedia is widely used by church staff as a Microsoft Publisher replacement for weekly bulletins and service programs. It supports order-of-worship layouts, scripture references, hymn numbers, and responsive readings.
Does the event program maker work on Mac and iPad?
Yes. PublishMedia is browser-based and works on Mac, Windows, Linux, Chromebook, and iPad — no install required.
Can I open a Publisher program file (.pub) in PublishMedia?
Yes. Upload your existing .pub event program and PublishMedia opens it as an editable document. With Microsoft Publisher ending support in October 2026, PublishMedia is the direct replacement for schools, churches, and event planners who use Publisher for programs.
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