A registration form covers contact details, attendee count, the class or session choice, preferred date, and any notes the instructor should know.
Classes fill up, and the hardest part isn’t the admin, it’s asking the right questions so someone feels safe sharing what might affect the session. This registration form collects the basics and the context in one place, so the instructor can confirm availability and next steps without a back-and-forth. The page uses muted teal-green prompts under Syne headings and Roboto body text, which keeps the tone steady and guided while someone fills it in.
The form opens with a short intro, then moves through required questions for name, email, and how many people are attending, plus an optional space for anything the instructor should know. A second written block frames the registration details, then the form asks which class or session they want, which date they’d like to attend or start, and (optionally) their experience level, so the instructor can match pace and expectations before anyone walks into the room.
- Registration Form A short opening note explains what the form registers someone for and what happens after they send it.
- Your name Required full name field for the registration request.
- Email address Required email field for confirmation and follow-up.
- How many people are you registering? Required number field to capture the attendee count.
- Anything we should know? Optional notes field for context someone might not want to say out loud, including health or comfort concerns.
Once the form is in Plutio, responses land in one place as they come in, leaving the instructor to review requests and follow up with availability and next steps.
We went from spending hours on every proposal to creating fully customized ones in under 5 minutes. That's not an exaggeration - we timed it.
What to include in a registration form
| Part | What it covers |
|---|
Registration Form | The first Registration Form block tells the reader what they’re registering for and what the instructor does after submission. |
Your name | A required name question captures who the registration is for. |
Email address | A required email question collects the address for confirmations and next steps. |
How many people are you registering? | A required number question records how many people the registration covers. |
Anything we should know? | An optional long-answer question gives space for extra context that might affect the session. |
Registration details | The Registration details block prompts for attendee, session choice, and any relevant health notes before the final questions. |
Which class or session do you want to join? | A required choice question captures the type of class or session requested. |
Which date would you like to attend or start? | A required date question records the preferred attendance or start date. |
What is your experience with yoga or Pilates? | An optional choice question records experience level, from first-timer to regular practitioner. |
Who it is for
Yoga & pilates instructors, studio class coordinators, and private instruction teachers who need to collect registrations before confirming a spot.
The form in full
Registration Form
Use this form to register for a class or session. Janina Mazur will confirm availability and the next steps after you send it.
- Your name (required)
- Email address (required)
- How many people are you registering? (required)
- Anything we should know?
Registration details
Tell us who is attending, which session and any health notes we should know.
- Which class or session do you want to join? (required)
- Drop-in yoga class
- Drop-in Pilates mat class
- Beginner course block (4-8 classes)
- Private 1:1 session
- Small-group session (2-5 people)
- Prenatal/postnatal class block
- Which date would you like to attend or start? (required)
- What is your experience with yoga or Pilates?
- Never tried yoga or Pilates before
- Some experience, practice occasionally
- Regular practitioner (weekly or more)
