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A custom website for event planners who need better enquiries
not just a prettier gallery

From $2,400. Built for people with a date, a guest count, a venue shortlist, and a reason to find the right planner before the next decision gets made.

From $2,400. Built for people with a date, a guest count, a venue shortlist, and a reason to find the right planner before the next decision gets made.

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01 / What costs you jobs

Where event planner websites lose good enquiries

  1. The gallery looks good, but the next step is vague

    A visitor may like the tables, lighting, flowers, and room shots. If they cannot tell whether you handle weddings, corporate events, private parties, or full production, they hesitate.

  2. Every event type is treated the same

    A company offsite, a black-tie fundraiser, and a backyard wedding do not create the same questions. One page called Services makes people work too hard.

  3. The enquiry form asks too little

    Name, email, and message often brings thin enquiries. Date, location, guest count, event type, planning stage, and budget range help the first conversation start in the right place.

  4. Instagram carries too much of the sale

    Social posts show taste. Your website needs to explain scope, process, availability, and how someone moves from interest to a planning call.

Your site should help someone decide if you are the planner for this event

  1. Show the kind of events you want to book

    Separate pages for weddings, corporate events, social events, fundraisers, launches, or destination work let the right visitor see themselves quickly.

  2. Pair images with useful context

    Photos matter, but captions and short project notes matter too. Guest count, venue type, design direction, logistics, and your role help people understand what you actually did.

  3. Make the first enquiry easier to write

    A good page tells visitors what details to prepare before they contact you. That lowers the friction for serious enquiries.

  4. Give price-sensitive visitors a way forward

    You do not have to publish a full rate card. You can still explain minimums, typical engagement types, or what affects cost so people do not disappear because everything feels hidden.

02 / What it does

Built around event planning enquiries

  1. Event-specific service pages

    Pages can be structured around the work you want more of: full-service planning, partial planning, day-of coordination, corporate production, brand activations, private dinners, or venue support.

  2. Portfolio sections that sort the work

    Organise events by type, venue style, season, guest count, or level of involvement so visitors do not have to scroll through unrelated events.

  3. Mobile-first enquiry path

    The call, email, and enquiry buttons stay easy to find while someone is comparing you from their phone.

  4. Smarter enquiry forms

    Collect the details that matter: event date, city, venue status, guest count, event type, planning needs, budget range, and preferred contact method.

  5. Copy that explains your role

    Many people do not know the difference between planning, design, coordination, production, and venue management. Your site can make that clear before the call.

The difference between a template site and an event planner site with a job to do

Common event planner site

  • 01Large image slider with no clear path after the first impression.
  • 02One services page trying to cover every event.
  • 03A contact form that invites vague messages.
  • 04Portfolio images with little explanation.
  • 05Pricing is either hidden or over-explained.

Custom site built for enquiry quality

  • 01Strong visuals followed by clear event types, planning options, and enquiry prompts.
  • 02Separate pages that match how people search and how they describe their event.
  • 03An enquiry form that collects the details you need before replying.
  • 04Event stories that show scope, setting, constraints, and your involvement.
  • 05Cost expectations are handled carefully without forcing you into fixed packages.

03 / How it goes

How your event planner website gets built

  1. We map the enquiries you want

    We start with your event types, service area, planning model, budget boundaries, and the questions you answer on every first call.

  2. We shape the site around those decisions

    The structure is planned so a wedding couple, corporate assistant, venue owner, or private host can find the right path without digging.

  3. We write and design the key pages

    Your services, portfolio, about page, enquiry page, and event type pages are built with clear copy, clean layouts, and strong calls to action.

  4. We prepare it for real use

    Forms, mobile layouts, image handling, navigation, and basic on-page details are set up before launch so the site is ready for daily enquiries.

Common questions before you invest in a custom site

My Instagram already shows my work.

Instagram is useful for discovery, but it is not built to explain your planning process, qualify enquiries, or guide someone from interest to a structured request.

I do not want to show fixed packages.

You do not have to. The site can explain how pricing is shaped without publishing numbers that do not fit every event.

I only want enquiries for the right kind of events.

That is exactly why the wording, service pages, and form fields matter. They help filter people before your inbox is involved.

Can I update the portfolio later?

Yes. The site can be built so you can add new events, swap images, and adjust copy as your work changes.

What does it cost to start?

Custom event planner websites start at $2,400. The final scope depends on the number of pages, portfolio structure, copy needs, and any booking or form requirements.
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Event planner website questions

  1. Can the website handle different audiences, like weddings and corporate events?

    Yes. Those audiences should usually have different paths. A couple planning a wedding and an office manager planning a conference are not looking for the same proof or the same details.

  2. Do I need professional event photos before starting?

    Strong photography helps, but the site can still be planned around the images you have. If gaps exist, the layout can avoid making weak image sets carry too much weight.

  3. Can the enquiry form include budget ranges and event dates?

    Yes. Those fields are often useful for event planners because availability, scope, and budget shape the first response.

  4. Can you include preferred venues or service areas?

    Yes. Venue familiarity, location, travel boundaries, and regional service areas can all be built into the structure where they help visitors decide.

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  • Custom website design
  • Responsive desktop + mobile
  • Business, service and location pages
  • Contact and lead forms
  • Booking functionality
  • E-commerce
  • Blog and content sections
  • Standard integrations
  • SEO-friendly structure
  • Conversion-focused layouts
  • Content implementation
  • Launch and handoff

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Build a website that helps people ask you about the right event

If your site is only showing pretty rooms, it is leaving too much for the visitor to guess. Get a custom event planner website from $2,400, built around the event details people already have in mind before they contact you. 4 parts. Nothing is charged and nothing starts until you say so.

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