Wedding Website Design

Answer the date question

The single most common reason an enquiry never arrives is that the couple couldn’t tell whether you were available. An availability indicator, a clear enquiry form that asks for the date first, or simply a visible “2027 dates now booking” line does more for conquest than another gallery.

Give a price signal

You don’t have to publish a full price list — most suppliers can’t, because every wedding is different. But “packages from £1,400” filters out the couples who were never going to book you and reassures the ones who were. Suppliers who show nothing get enquiries from people with a £400 budget, and it wastes everyone’s afternoon.

Make the photography do the selling without breaking the site

Wedding suppliers have the best imagery of any industry I work with and the slowest websites because of it. Full-resolution galleries dumped straight into a page will cost you the mobile visitor who’s browsing on a train. I handle the compression, sizing and lazy-loading so the work still looks extraordinary and still loads.

Capture the enquiry properly

A brief form that asks the date, venue, guest numbers and budget range means the first reply you send can be useful instead of a list of questions. Fewer emails, faster bookings, and a shortlist of enquiries actually worth your time.

Custom wedding websites

Every wedding website I build features custom layouts designed to showcase your work at its most romantic — full-width gallery pages, styled shoot features, real wedding stories, and dedicated pages for each service or package you offer. I optimise every image for web so your site loads fast without sacrificing visual quality.

Over 70% of couples browse wedding supplier websites on their phone, so every site is fully responsive and tested across iPhone, Android, tablet, and desktop. Built on WordPress with an intuitive editor, you can update galleries, add new wedding features, and manage your content without any technical knowledge.

SEO for wedding businesses

A stunning portfolio means nothing if couples can’t find your site. Every wedding website I build includes local SEO setup targeting “your service + your town” searches, Google Business Profile optimisation, proper page titles and meta descriptions, schema markup, and blog setup for real wedding features.

Want to outrank other wedding suppliers in your area? I offer ongoing SEO retainers to build your visibility over time — content creation, link building, Google Business Profile management, and monthly reporting.

Branding and logo design

Launching a new wedding business or refreshing your visual identity? I offer branding and logo design alongside my web design service — logo design, brand identity packages including colours, typography, and brand guidelines, plus business card and social media branding.

Many wedding businesses combine a new website with a full brand identity — it’s the most cost-effective way to launch with a cohesive, elegant look that carries across your website, social media, and printed materials.

Ecommerce for packages and gifts

Want to sell wedding packages, add-ons, or gift registry items online? I build WooCommerce stores on WordPress — package deposits, gift vouchers, styling extras, printed stationery — all with secure payment processing and automated confirmations.

Product pages get proper SEO too, so your packages and products show up in Google search results. I’ll set everything up so you can manage orders and offerings without needing technical knowledge.

Hosting and ongoing support

I offer managed hosting from £10/month — security updates, backups, plugin updates, uptime monitoring. Your site stays secure and online. Already have hosting? I can work with your existing setup. No mandatory monthly fees holding your website hostage.

The difference between working with me and a larger agency is simple: if something breaks, you can message me directly on WhatsApp — not a call centre, not a ticket queue. I’ll fix it.

What’s included as standard

• Custom design, no templates
• Mobile responsive layout
• Portfolio galleries with lightbox
• Image optimisation for speed
• Enquiry forms and click-to-call
• Basic SEO setup
• SSL security certificate
• Training so you can update it yourself

Optional extras: ongoing SEO, branding and logo design, WooCommerce package sales, and managed hosting.

Is the date free?

An availability indicator, or at minimum an enquiry form that asks for the date first. Venues lose more enquiries to this than to anything else.

What does it actually cost?

Not a full price list — a “from” figure and what’s included. Couples with a £5,000 budget and couples with a £25,000 budget are both wasting your time if the site won’t filter them.

Wedding videographers

Embedded showreels that don’t destroy load time, and a clear films-vs-photography package split.

Wedding florists

Consultation enquiry rather than checkout, with colours, venue and budget captured up front. If you also run a shop, see my florist website design page.

Celebrants

Personality carries the sale, so the About page and a plain description of the process do the work.

Cake makers, stationers, hair and makeup artists

Visual proof, a straightforward enquiry route, and a clear statement of the area you cover.

Wedding DJs, bands and entertainers

Audio or video on the page, set lists, and an honest answer on travel and equipment.

Marquee hire, wedding cars and planners

Availability and coverage area first, gallery second. If you shoot portraits and commercial work alongside weddings, my photographer website design page covers that side of it.