30 Social Bar Promo Templates
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m putting together a bank of thirty ready-to-edit templates that my bar can drop straight onto social media whenever we need to shout about drink specials, happy hour deals or a one-off event like taco night, trivia, or a weekend party.
Scope
• Format: digital only—no print layouts are required.
• Orientation & size: vertical, built at 4K so I can down-scale cleanly for Stories or Reels.
• Intended platforms: I’ll be publishing mainly to Instagram and Facebook, with the option to repurpose for other channels later.
Visual direction
Think “night-out energy”; a blend of neon pops against moody bar lighting. Some slides can skew brighter (cocktail splashes, happy hour vibes), others can lean darker and more atmospheric for late-night events—variety is key, but they all need to sit comfortably under one brand umbrella.
What I need from you
1. 30 fully editable template files (PSD, AI or Canva—whatever you prefer, as long as text, colours and images remain editable).
2. A quick preview image of each template so I can browse the set at a glance.
3. Clear layer naming or grouped sections so my staff can swap photos, prices and dates in minutes.
If that sounds like your thing, let me know what software you’ll build in and share a sample of similar social templates you’ve created.
Scope
• Format: digital only—no print layouts are required.
• Orientation & size: vertical, built at 4K so I can down-scale cleanly for Stories or Reels.
• Intended platforms: I’ll be publishing mainly to Instagram and Facebook, with the option to repurpose for other channels later.
Visual direction
Think “night-out energy”; a blend of neon pops against moody bar lighting. Some slides can skew brighter (cocktail splashes, happy hour vibes), others can lean darker and more atmospheric for late-night events—variety is key, but they all need to sit comfortably under one brand umbrella.
What I need from you
1. 30 fully editable template files (PSD, AI or Canva—whatever you prefer, as long as text, colours and images remain editable).
2. A quick preview image of each template so I can browse the set at a glance.
3. Clear layer naming or grouped sections so my staff can swap photos, prices and dates in minutes.
If that sounds like your thing, let me know what software you’ll build in and share a sample of similar social templates you’ve created.