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A wedding photographer website for couples with a date, a venue, and too many tabs open
Custom sites from $2,400

They are comparing editing style, full galleries, packages, travel, and whether you feel like the right person to have in the room all day. Your site should make that decision easier from the first tap.

They are comparing editing style, full galleries, packages, travel, and whether you feel like the right person to have in the room all day. Your site should make that decision easier from the first tap.

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01 / What costs you jobs

Where wedding photography enquiries stall

  1. A portfolio that shows favourites but not a wedding day

    Couples need to see more than a few hero shots. They want to know how you handle prep, ceremony light, family portraits, speeches, dance floors, rain, and awkward hotel rooms.

  2. Pricing hidden until after the enquiry

    If there is no starting point, many couples assume you are either outside their budget or not ready to be clear. A simple investment section helps the right people keep going.

  3. The contact page feels like work

    A long form with vague next steps can turn a serious couple into a saved tab. They need to know what happens after they ask about their date.

  4. Instagram starts the interest, then the website loses the booking conversation

    A couple may find you through a reel or a tagged venue post. Your website has to carry the conversation when they want details, not just more images.

Shape the site around how couples choose a photographer

  1. Lead with style, setting, and fit

    Make it clear whether you shoot documentary, editorial, classic, candid, colourful, moody, luxury, intimate, local, destination, or a mix. Couples should recognise the kind of wedding you are right for quickly.

  2. Show complete stories, not only peak moments

    Full wedding galleries and well-structured portfolio pages help couples imagine their own day. The quiet getting-ready photos matter as much as the golden-hour portraits.

  3. Make availability the obvious next step

    The enquiry path should ask for the wedding date, venue or location, and the coverage they are considering. It should feel natural, not like filling out admin.

  4. Explain what the couple gets after booking

    Timeline help, engagement sessions, second shooters, albums, travel, delivery, previews, and gallery access should be described in plain language so fewer questions block the enquiry.

02 / What it does

What a custom wedding photography site can include

  1. Homepage built around the booking decision

    A clear opening, selected images, location cues, package direction, and an enquiry route for couples who already know they like your work.

  2. Portfolio and full gallery structure

    Pages that separate weddings, engagements, elopements, venues, seasons, or destinations without making the site feel like an endless image dump.

  3. Investment page

    A page that explains starting prices, package shape, add-ons, travel, albums, and why coverage differs from wedding to wedding.

  4. About page with a real role

    Not a generic bio. A page that helps couples understand what you are like on the day, how you work with families, and how much direction you give.

  5. Enquiry form for wedding details

    A form that asks for the right information: date, venue, location, guest count, coverage needs, and what drew them to your work.

  6. Mobile-first image handling

    Couples browse while commuting, sitting with a partner, or sending links to family. The site needs to look considered without making every image heavy and slow.

A better path from saved post to enquiry

Common photography site

  • 01A large image grid with no explanation of how you shoot a full day.
  • 02A contact button that appears after a long scroll.
  • 03Pricing replaced with “get in touch for details.”
  • 04An about page that only says you love love and coffee.
  • 05A form that collects a name and email only.

Site built for wedding enquiries

  • 01Curated galleries that show the rhythm of prep, ceremony, portraits, reception, and low-light moments.
  • 02Clear enquiry prompts near galleries, pricing, and availability sections.
  • 03A starting point and package explanation that helps couples decide if the conversation is worth having.
  • 04A page that explains how you behave on the wedding day, how you direct people, and how you handle pressure.
  • 05A wedding-specific enquiry that gives you enough context to reply properly.

Questions wedding photographers usually have

I already get enquiries from Instagram.

Instagram is often where a couple first notices you. Your website is where they check the details, send the link to a partner, compare you with other photographers, and decide whether to ask about their date.

My images should speak for themselves.

They should speak clearly, but couples still need context. They want to know what kind of day they are seeing, how much direction you gave, what the light was like, and what working with you feels like.

I do not want a site that looks like every other photographer template.

A custom site can be built around your editing style, your market, your package structure, your venues, and the kind of weddings you want more of.

I am careful with spending during booking season.

The starting price is $2,400. The goal is not to add decoration. It is to build the part of your business that couples visit when they are close to enquiring.
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03 / How it goes

How the project starts

  1. Map the enquiry journey

    We look at how couples find you, what they ask before booking, which weddings you want more of, and what currently makes the website hard to use.

  2. Plan the pages

    We outline the homepage, galleries, investment page, about page, contact flow, and any venue or location pages that make sense for your business.

  3. Write and design around your work

    The copy, layout, and image placement are built to support the way couples judge wedding photography, not to bury your photos under generic marketing text.

  4. Build for phone browsing

    The site is developed so galleries, calls to enquire, package information, and forms work cleanly on the device most couples use first.

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Most Business Websites. $2,400.

One clear price for a custom-designed, fully built business website.

Custom Business Website

$2,400

Designed and built around your business, your customers and your goals.

Pay in full or from $100/month for 24 months with Affirm.

  • 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

Best for most businesses.

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Financing subject to approval. Rates and terms may vary.

Make the next wedding enquiry easier to send

Wedding photographer websites start at $2,400. Tell us what you shoot, where your couples come from, and what your current site fails to explain. We will plan a custom site around the booking conversation. 4 parts. Nothing is charged and nothing starts until you say so.

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