Wedding AtelierLanding page template

For planners who take a few weddings a year

Couples choosing a planner, venue or florist are trusting someone with a day that happens once. They want to see real weddings, understand how planning works, know roughly what it costs and meet the people involved. Wedding Atelier is an editorial template on blush paper with oxblood ink, an italic serif and small caps, and it converts on an enquiry against one date.

It suits wedding planners, venues, photographers, florists and dressmakers who take a limited number of bookings. Choose it when the portfolio is the argument and service tiers carry a real price.

How the page leads to an enquiry

The hero promises care in the details, “The day, planned down to the quiet parts”, with city, regions worked in and year founded. A numbers band gives weddings a year, average lead time and how quickly enquiries are answered.

Services offers four ways to work together, from full planning to the day itself. Real weddings tells three from last season with venue, date, guest count and one memorable detail. How it runs reduces fourteen months to four moments and a weekly written update.

Words from couples quotes them on how calm the process felt. Packages compares tiers in a table with deposit and instalments, the atelier introduces the two founders with a photograph from the studio, questions covers lead times and travel, and the page ends with enquire, which asks for the date first.

Making it yours

Four schemes are included: Oxblood, Ink, Juniper and Damson. Headings are Lora, Cormorant Garamond or Newsreader, with gentle sans-serif body text. Nine photographs appear in the demo; your own weddings and flowers are what couples will look at longest.

Real wedding entries, the packages table and timeline are editable. Select a wedding and ask the AI to write the paragraph from your notes on the day.

Writing it for your business

Starting from the template costs no credits. For about 20 credits, the AI can write the copy for your atelier while keeping the design. Include where you work, how many weddings you take, your services and pricing, real weddings with consent, the planning process, who the couple will work with and how enquiries are handled.

Preparing the portfolio and the price

Couples choosing a planner or venue compare portfolios and budgets, so this template needs both in real form. Choose three recent weddings that represent the kind you want more of, and for each gather the couple’s names with permission, the venue, the date, the guest count and a short description of what made the day distinctive. Nine photographs are used, so ask the photographers of those weddings for permission and credit them.

The packages table needs honest starting prices or the way prices are calculated, such as a percentage of the total budget or a fee by guest count, with what each tier includes: months of planning, number of meetings, suppliers managed and hours on the day. Write the payment terms, including the deposit to hold a date and when instalments fall. The planning section should describe how communication works over the months, since couples worry about being chased or left alone. State how many weddings you take a year and the usual lead time, which help couples judge availability before writing.

Venues, photographers and florists

A wedding venue can turn services into packages by season and day of the week, with capacity for ceremony and dinner, and replace real weddings with how different couples used the space. Photographers usually show full galleries from three weddings, coverage hours in each package and delivery times. Florists can list design consultations, table and ceremony pieces with price ranges, and ask for the venue and colour palette in the enquiry form.

When another template fits better

Wedding Atelier covers planning and services. A wedding or portrait photographer who needs galleries and booking dates first fits Wedding Photographer. A venue that is also a hotel belongs on Boutique Resort Direct, and a fashion house or bridal atelier selling a collection may prefer Maison Monochrome. For a publication or guide about weddings, Broadsheet Editorial is closer.

See all creative layouts on the agency, studio and creative templates page.

Before you publish

• Get couples' consent for names, photographs and quotes.
• Check package inclusions and payment terms.
• Confirm the regions and travel you offer.
• Put the wedding date first in the enquiry form.