Couples plan a wedding once, obsessively, mostly at night on a phone. They look at real weddings, decide whether your aesthetic is theirs, then immediately want to know what full planning versus month-of coordination costs. Planners who hide all pricing spend their season on discovery calls with couples who were never in budget.
I design and build custom websites for wedding and event planners. Every site is hand-coded, gives your galleries full-bleed space, loads fast, explains your service tiers clearly, and books consultations with couples who are already a fit.
Let's Build YoursTwo things decide it. Real weddings presented as stories, venue, palette, scale, what you handled, so a couple can picture their day. And clear service tiers with a starting investment so the wrong inquiries filter themselves out. Add venue relationships and preferred vendors and you become the planner the venue recommends.
I build every planner site around that, then add the local SEO that gets you found for wedding planner and venue-specific searches across Los Angeles, so referrals aren't your only channel.
From a first-time build to a full redesign, here's what's available. All projects include mobile-first design, local SEO setup, and fast performance out of the box.
Built from scratch to match your brand. No templates, no themes. A site that looks like you and converts visitors into calls.
Learn more →Focused packages for solo planners ready to get online fast without compromising on how the work is presented.
Learn more →The behind-the-scenes setup that gets you found on Google when a couple nearby searches for a wedding planner, plus a properly optimized Google Business Profile.
Learn more →If your current site is slow, outdated, or just not working, a rebuild is often the most cost-effective fix.
Learn more →A slow site loses rankings and customers. Speed optimization improves your Google score and keeps visitors on the page.
Learn more →Single-purpose pages built to convert for ad campaigns, an engagement season push, or a specific service like month-of coordination.
Learn more →Pre-designed, professionally built templates that launch faster and still include local SEO setup, mobile optimization, and your brand. Aperture and Haven both suit an image-led portfolio.
One fixed price per project, quoted after a free call. No hourly billing and no surprise invoices.
A clean, professional site to show your work and get you found.
More pages, a blog, and full local SEO to compete and win more jobs.
A larger custom build for online selling, booking, or bigger sites.
Final pricing depends on your pages and features. You'll get one flat number before anything starts. Sites also include a separate monthly hosting & care plan (from $15/mo) that keeps your site online, secure, updated, and backed up, quoted alongside your build so you see both numbers up front.
Most planner sites I'm asked to fix share the same handful of problems, and every one of them fills your calendar with the wrong consultations.
Couples build a budget first. Without a starting figure or package range, you get inquiries from couples at a third of your minimum and miss the ones who assumed you were unreachable.
A wall of pretty details proves nothing about your production. Full weddings with venue, scale and what you managed are what convince a couple you can run their day.
Planner sites carry heavy photography. Uncompressed galleries cost you both rankings and the couple browsing on a phone at midnight.
Wedding decisions move fast once a couple is ready. A bookable consultation converts far better than a form that gets answered in three days.
Venue referrals dry up and algorithms change. Pages built for wedding planner searches in your area bring in couples nobody sent you.
Most couples cannot tell full planning from coordination. Spelling out what each includes and who it suits is what makes them self-select correctly.
Custom projects come in three flat-rate packages: Starter from $1,000, Professional (with a blog and full local SEO) from $2,500, and Premium from $5,000 for larger portfolio sites with many real weddings or client portals. If you'd rather launch faster and for less, a template-based build is a great starting point. Every project is quoted as one fixed price after a free discovery call.
A starting investment or package range almost always helps. It removes the inquiries that were never viable and reassures couples who assumed a planner was out of reach, which is the more common problem.
Yes, and I'd push for it over a gallery. Venue, guest count, palette, the vendor team and what you handled tells a couple far more than another close-up of a place setting, and it ranks for venue searches.
Not if they're handled properly. Every image is compressed, sized correctly and lazy-loaded, so the photography stays sharp while pages load fast on a phone.
Yes. I can connect Honeybook, Dubsado, Aisle Planner, Calendly or Acuity so consultations book directly and inquiries flow into the system you already use.
Yes. They're different searches at very different price points, and separate pages let each rank and explain exactly what the couple gets.
Yes. The portfolio page shows a selection of completed projects across different industries. You can also browse available templates if you'd like to see the design options for faster turnaround builds.
Book a free 20-minute call. I'll learn about your business, look at what you currently have, and tell you exactly what I'd do differently.
