The phrase "event budget" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the financial plan or allocation of funds for a specific event.
Example: "We need to finalize the event budget to ensure we stay within our financial limits."
Alternatives: "event funding" or "event financial plan".
The 80m euros (£64m; $107m) event budget has been met through a public-private partnership, with each sector funding roughly half of the costs.
The five main factors a writer should consider when planning their release party are the audience, location, day and time of the event, budget, and atmosphere of venue.
Decide how much of your overall event budget can be spent on party favours and then calculate how much you can spend per guest.
It can be easy for event budgets to spiral out of control.
We live in one of the most diverse countries on the planet, with laws that specifically protect the deaf and hard of hearing, but still excuses are made to exclude interpreters from event budgets.
At City Hall we've reduced our cultural events budget – one of the largest in the UK – by over 25% in the last three years.
At least one of the events budgeted for in the business plan – a networking event which was supposed to happen in September – has not taken place.
One has "confessed" on TV, saying GSK had worked with Chinese travel agencies to host conferences for as many as 2000 people, with the events budgeted to cost more than 10m yuan, but claimed Glaxo executives had inflated those costs, then creamed off some of the excess cash to pay bribes to doctors and middlemen.
My current position as Special Events Manager has provided me with the opportunity to manage multiple events, budgets, deadlines, schedules, and programs for a very diverse demographic.
In the event the budget squeaked through with support from several independents.
Organizers have insisted that the event's budget of about $72 million was covered by registration fees and corporate sponsors.
