A free website for your wedding planning business. You pay hosting, $50 a month.

What a wedding planner website needs, and what we build

Couples do not hire a planner from a grid of photos. They read the services page to learn what full planning, partial planning and coordination include, look for a starting price, read the about page to decide whether they want you in the room on the day, and then fill in a form. The site is organized around that sequence.

Five to ten pages: home, about, a services and packages page with a starting price for each tier, a real weddings or portfolio page, an FAQ written from the questions couples ask on calls, and a contact page with the inquiry form. The form asks for the wedding date, the venue or whether one is booked, the estimated guest count, a budget range and how they found you, so your first reply is a real one instead of a request for details.

• ✓Home page that says who you plan for, where, and from what price, in the first screen
• ✓Services and packages page with full planning, partial planning and day-of coordination explained and priced from
• ✓Real weddings page with venue and vendor credits on every gallery, which is what ranks for venue searches
• ✓About page and FAQ written from a 30-minute interview, with FAQ schema so Google and AI search can quote your answers
• ✓Inquiry form that captures date, venue, guest count and budget, plus tap-to-call and your Instagram

What it costs, the whole list

Every number, so nothing turns up later.

• ✓Build: $0. No deposit, nothing due at launch, no fee afterwards.
• ✓Hosting: $50 a month, billed $600 for the first year and month to month from year two; it covers a global CDN, SSL, daily backups, uptime monitoring, security updates and DNS.
• ✓Small text edits: included. Packages, prices, team, a photo swap, a new testimonial.
• ✓Real changes such as a new page or a redesign: $120 an hour, or included on Growth.
• ✓Growth, optional: from $549 a month with hosting included, for a new venue or city page every month and a monthly lead report.
• ✓Domain: registered in your name, about $15 a year, paid to the registrar.
• ✓Buyout: $999 any time, if you want the code before the first year ends.

The catch, in plain words

One: the first year of hosting, $600, is paid up front and is not refunded once the site is live. Two: the design is built on one of our layouts rather than from a blank canvas, adapted to your palette, type and photography, and approved on desktop and phone before any code is written. Three: your domain and your content are yours from the first day; the code repository is handed over after the first paid year, or on the day you pay the $999 buyout. The terms page says the same in contract language.

Not a catch: no theme or plugin licenses, no platform fee, no domain in our name, no commission on your bookings.

Three layouts: Classic, Editorial, Minimal

Classic puts a full-width wedding photo first, with serif headings and a centered services summary, for full-service and luxury studios. Editorial reads like a magazine feature, with large type and asymmetric photo pairs, for planners with a strong point of view and good photography. Minimal is text-led, with small fast galleries and the packages table high on the page, for coordinators and new planners. You pick one on the call, we adapt it to your brand, and all three load in under a second on a phone.

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A custom website for a small business from Velour Web is a hand-coded, 5 to 10 page site built for a San Diego company that needs to be found on Google and get the phone to ring. The build is included with hosting at $50 a month, billed $600 for the first year and month to month after that, and the code is yours after the first year or on a $999 buyout. It goes live in 2 to 4 weeks and includes design, mobile-first build, quote forms, on-page SEO, the structured data and answer-first copy that ChatGPT, Gemini and Google's AI Overviews read, and Google Business Profile setup.