These are the features that matter most for wedding planners, designers, venues and event businesses.
1. What should your portfolio show?
Lead with your best, most recent events. Use large, fast-loading photos and short captions about the event. A few excellent galleries do more than dozens of average ones.
2. How should you present services and packages?
Explain what you do, from full planning to day-of coordination. You do not have to publish prices, but describing how each package works helps the right clients self-select and saves both sides time.
3. What should the enquiry form ask?
- Name and a way to reach them.
- Event type and date, or a date range.
- Location and approximate guest count.
- Budget range, if you want to qualify enquiries.
- A short message about what they have in mind.
4. How can you reply fast, even out of hours?
Couples often contact several planners at once and reply to the first one who answers well. An automatic confirmation, or an AI assistant that answers common questions and collects the details, keeps the conversation going until you can respond personally.
5. Why show testimonials and real events?
Genuine words from past clients build trust quickly. Only show testimonials you have permission to publish.
6. Does it work well on phones?
Most couples browse on their phones, often while sharing ideas with a partner. Galleries, forms and contact buttons all need to work comfortably on a small screen.
7. How do people find you?
Give each service and location its own page with a clear title, so people searching for what you offer can find it. Add your real business details and keep them consistent everywhere online.
Planning a website for your event business?
We design websites for event businesses with portfolios, enquiry flows and automatic replies. Tell us about your business through the project form and we will suggest what to include.