For wedding planner websites
Wedding planner website template
Ever After Studio is designed for wedding planners, event designers and boutique venues who sell an experience, not a checklist. It pairs editorial typography and romantic imagery with clear collections, a planning process and the honest answers couples want before they enquire.
What a wedding planner website needs — and how this one does it
- 01
An enquiry path that feels personal
Every page leads to an enquiry form with service options and a note about availability, so couples know what happens next.
- 02
Collections with real numbers
Planning tiers with starting prices and a typical overall budget help couples self-qualify before the first call.
- 03
A portfolio that sells the feeling
A masonry gallery with real couple and venue captions shows range and local expertise.
- 04
A clear planning process
Step-by-step sections explain the journey from consultation to wedding weekend, which reassures couples planning from afar.
- 05
Journal content that ranks
Detailed posts on budgets, venues and timelines answer the questions couples search for and position you as the expert.
Every page is included.
Wedding planner website FAQ
Will this work for a wedding venue rather than a planner?
Yes. Turn the services into event spaces and packages, use the collections for venue pricing and keep the gallery and FAQ.
Can I hide prices and still use the collections?
Replace prices with phrases like 'From' or 'By proposal' and use the note line to explain how you quote.
Does the template work for destination planners?
Absolutely. Swap the Napa references for your region, and the remote planning messaging is already built in.
Can I link a client portal or enquiry tool?
Every button is a standard link, so you can connect HoneyBook, Aisle Planner, Dubsado or your own form.
