Wedding PhotographerLanding page template

For photographers whose work does the selling

Couples choose a photographer by looking. Everything else, price, reliability, turnaround, matters only once they love the pictures. Wedding Photographer opens with a full-screen photograph, then a masonry wall of frames, before it says a word about packages. It ends with a date check over a photograph of a field.

It suits wedding and elopement photographers, family and newborn photographers, portrait and headshot photographers and wedding videographers. Choose it when your portfolio is the argument.

How the page leads to a date check

The hero is a single image with one line, “Your wedding, as it actually happened”, and where you work. Portfolio shows two complete weddings as delivered, not a greatest-hits reel, which is more honest and more persuasive.

About introduces you with the number of weddings photographed and how you work on the day. Packages sets out three options with what every package includes. The edit uses a slider to show your colour work, and on the day lists backup equipment so couples know nothing will be lost.

Promises commits to delivery time and how many weddings you take. Kind words are quotes from couples, the date check form asks about the wedding and warns which Saturdays are filling, and questions covers retainers and travel.

Making it yours

Four schemes are included: Terracotta, Dusty rose, Olive and Charcoal. Headings can be Cormorant Garamond, Playfair Display or Fraunces. Fifteen photographs appear in the demo; this page should use only your own work, carefully selected.

Packages and promises are editable. Select the about section and ask the AI to rewrite it in your own first-person voice.

Writing it for your business

You can start from the template for free, or have the AI write your copy for about 20 credits while keeping the layout. Include where you work, your style and approach, weddings photographed, packages and prices, how you edit, backup equipment, delivery times, couples’ words and booking terms.

Choosing the frames that carry the page

A photographer’s page is judged in the first few seconds, and fifteen photographs sit in this layout, so selecting them is most of the work. Pick one image for the full-screen hero that shows your style at its clearest, with room for the headline over a calm area of the frame. For the masonry wall, show two complete weddings rather than a best-of reel, so couples see how you cover a whole day, from preparation to the last dance.

Ask each couple for written permission to publish, and credit venues and suppliers where it is expected. The before-and-after slider works best with an untouched frame next to your delivered edit, chosen to show skin tones and light rather than dramatic effects. The about section should say how many weddings you have photographed, where you usually work and how you behave on the day.

For packages, write the hours of coverage, what is delivered, how many edited images to expect, how long delivery takes, how long galleries stay online, travel included and print rights. Decide the deposit to hold a date and when the balance is due. The kit section can reassure couples with backup cameras, dual card slots and how files are stored. The date-check form should ask for the date, venue and guest count, since availability is the first thing you answer.

Portraits, families, videographers and events

A family or newborn photographer can replace coverage hours with session lengths and the number of images, and add a note on safety and how sessions work with small children. Headshot photographers usually show a consistent grid and price per person or per team. Wedding videographers can use short clips in the portfolio and list film lengths in the packages. Event photographers can turn packages into half-day and full-day rates with turnaround times.

When another template fits better

Wedding Photographer sells a creative service by date. A wedding planner or venue fits Wedding Atelier, and a design studio with client projects belongs on Studio Index. A fashion house or gallery selling pieces by appointment suits Maison Monochrome, and an independent consultant Solo Consultant.

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

Before you publish

• Use only your own photographs with couples' permission.
• Check package inclusions and travel radius.
• Update which dates are filling.
• Put the wedding date first in the form.