When Your Event Is Marked Complete

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Last updated on Aug 8, 2026

After your event finishes, the status moves to Event Complete on its own. You don't need to confirm anything.

What you'll see

The Progress tab shows Event completeThe event has wrapped up! We've already requested a review on your behalf. There's a Throw Confetti button, which does exactly what it says.

A review form appears on the same screen.

What happens automatically

  • Your event is archived
  • The DJ's completed event count goes up
  • We request a review from you
  • The DJ is released from the booking

What's left for you

Leave a review, if you want to. It's the one thing only you can do. Reviews on DJfindr come only from clients who booked and completed a real event here, which is what makes them worth reading — and worth writing. See Leaving a Review.

Save your documents, if you haven't. They stay in your account, but downloading the proposal and any signed documents takes a minute. See Downloading Documents and Your Proposal.

Payments

By completion, everything should be settled — the full amount, or the deposit and remaining balance. Check the Payments tab if you're unsure. Amount Paid and Remaining Balance in the overview panel are the quickest answer.

Any extension you paid for on the night appears here too, as its own payment.

If something was wrong

Completion is automatic and doesn't mean everything went well. If it didn't, you can still report it and still ask for help. See If Something Goes Wrong at Your Event and Getting Help After an Event.

Booking them again

Message them directly from Inbox — the conversation is still there. Or send a fresh request from their profile with your new date.

Your records

Completed events stay in your account under Events, with the proposal, documents, payments, and the full conversation. Useful the next time you're planning something and want to remember what you paid and who did it well.