A website for a wedding planner needs a beautiful portfolio, an enquiry form, clear packages, and deposits to book. Instinctor gives a wedding planner galleries, forms, packages and deposits in one flat price from $30/mo, with testimonials to build trust.
STEP BY STEP
Six things the site needs
1. A beautiful portfolio
Show real weddings you have planned, since couples buy on the feel and look of your work.
2. An enquiry form
Capture the date, venue, guest count and vision, so you can respond personally.
3. Clear packages
Explain your planning packages, so couples understand what you offer at a glance.
4. Testimonials
Show couple testimonials, the proof that closes a once-in-a-lifetime booking.
5. Deposits
Take a deposit to secure the date once a couple books.
6. Consultation booking
Let couples book a consultation, the first step in your process.
WHY IT MATTERS
Why a wedding planner needs a portfolio site
A wedding is emotional and once-only, so couples choose on feel, portfolio and trust. A site that inspires, captures the enquiry and shows testimonials wins the booking.
The feel wins the couple
A beautiful portfolio and the right tone are what make a couple feel you understand their day.
Testimonials close it
For a once-in-a-lifetime event, couple testimonials are the trust that seals the decision.
One flat price
Portfolio, forms, packages and deposits in one plan, not separate tools.
WHAT A WEDDING PLANNER SITE NEEDS
Taste, trust, and the date
Couples choose a wedding planner on taste and trust, and they are handing over the most important day they have planned, so the site has to prove both. That means a portfolio of real weddings that shows your style, and testimonials from couples who felt looked after, because reassurance is half the decision. Because every wedding is unique, the enquiry form should capture the date, the venue or location, the guest count and roughly the vision, so the first conversation starts informed. Being clear about your packages, full planning, month-of, design only, helps the right couple self-select before they even reach out.
WHERE WEDDING PLANNERS LOSE COUPLES
The mistakes that cost you bookings
The first is a portfolio that does not convey a clear style, so a couple cannot tell if you are their aesthetic. The second is no social proof, when couples lean heavily on other couples' experiences before trusting someone with the day. The third is a vague contact box instead of an enquiry that captures the date and vision, so promising leads arrive with no context and cool off in the back-and-forth. Show the style, prove the care, and make enquiring feel like the first step of planning.
THE RIGHT FEATURES
What to put on a wedding planner's site
A portfolio of real weddings that conveys a clear style. Testimonials from past couples. An enquiry form capturing date, venue, guest count and vision. Clear package tiers so couples self-select, and a warm about that builds trust. With Instinctor the portfolio, the enquiry and the site are one, live in about a minute, free to start.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Common questions
A beautiful portfolio, an enquiry form, clear packages, testimonials, deposits and consultation booking. Those inspire couples and capture the enquiry.
It is central. Couples buy on the feel and look of your work, so a portfolio of real weddings is what makes them feel you understand their day.
An enquiry form captures the date, venue, guest count and vision, so you can respond personally with the right information from the start.
Yes. A deposit secures the date once a couple books, so you are committed together and your calendar is protected.
A wedding is once-in-a-lifetime, so couple testimonials are the trust that closes the booking against planners with less proof.
With Instinctor, one flat price from $30/mo including a portfolio, forms, packages, deposits, booking and hosting.