Free wedding planner website templates, built for you instead of by you.

The three templates

Classic opens on a single full-bleed photograph with your studio name set in a serif, then a one-line promise, a three-column summary of full planning, partial planning and coordination with starting prices, a band of testimonials, a strip of real weddings and the inquiry form. It is the template most luxury and full-service planners recognize as theirs.

Editorial behaves like a magazine feature. Large headline type, photographs in asymmetric pairs, pull quotes from couples, and a long about section that reads as a story rather than a resume. It suits planners whose photography is strong and whose point of view is the reason couples book.

Minimal is text-led. The packages table sits in the first two screens, galleries are small and fast, the about page is short and direct, and the inquiry form is never more than one tap away. It is the fastest of the three and the best fit for day-of coordinators and planners whose portfolio is still being built.

All three come with the same pages: home, about, services and packages, real weddings, FAQ and contact, with an inquiry form that captures the date, venue, guest count and budget range. Fonts, colors and photo treatment are adapted to your brand, so two planners on the same template do not look alike.

Where free wedding planner templates come from, and what they cost in practice

Zarla, Colorlib and TemplateMonster all list free wedding planner templates; Squarespace and Showit sell themed designs for their own platforms; and independent designers sell Showit and Squarespace templates made for planners. The template is rarely the cost. As of October 2026, Squarespace's plans run $19 to $99 a month billed annually, $25 to $139 billed monthly, with a free domain for the first year on annual plans. Showit starts at $22 a month billed annually, $27 monthly, and $27 to $39 a month with a WordPress blog; planner designs for Showit are sold separately through Showit's Design Market and by independent designers, at the design's own price. Wix's premium plans start at $17.77 a month on a yearly plan, and its free plan keeps the site on a wixsite.com address with Wix branding. A Bootstrap template from Colorlib or TemplateMonster is free but needs a host and someone who edits HTML. None of this is a reason to avoid them; it is the full price to compare against.

How to choose

A rule of thumb for each situation:

• ✓Fewer than five weddings to show: Minimal, with the packages table high on the page.
• ✓Strong photography and a clear style: Editorial.
• ✓Full-service or luxury positioning, long engagements, venue relationships: Classic.
• ✓Day-of coordination as the main product: Minimal, with one package and one price.
• ✓Undecided: we recommend one on the call from your photos and your packages, and switching before design approval costs nothing.

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