A portfolio that sells the feeling of the day, and an inquiry form that brings in the right couples and companies
for wedding and event planners
The table
The room
The details
The day
Couples book the planner whose galleries look like the day they are picturing. The site is the first gallery.
Rune Web Design, Chico
Websites for people who plan events
Galleries that do the selling
Full-bleed, fast-loading galleries organized by event, with the photographer credited. The work sells itself when it loads instantly and looks the way it did in person.
An inquiry form that qualifies
Date, venue, guest count, and budget range asked up front, so you spend your consultation time on the right people. Every inquiry saved and emailed the moment it arrives.
Venue pages for the searches that matter
A page for each venue or region you work in, so a couple searching "wedding planner" plus the venue name finds you, not a directory.
Seasonal and availability updates
Post "booking 2027" or a limited-dates notice in Skal yourself. Packages, process, and FAQs are yours to edit as your business changes.
Reviews and real-name testimonials
Google and The Knot reviews on the site, and a system to ask for them after each event while it is still fresh.
Fast, even with a lot of photos
Images sized and loaded correctly so a gallery of two hundred photos opens in a second on a phone, which is where most couples first look.
9.1s
a typical template site, on a phone
2.8s
the same page, built by Rune
Questions event planners ask us
I have hundreds of event photos. Will the site stay fast?
Yes. We resize and lazy-load images so the page loads what is on screen first. A big gallery stays quick on a phone.
Can I add a new event to the portfolio myself?
Yes. Drop the photos into Skal, write a few lines, and publish. Credit the photographer and vendors in the same step.
Can the inquiry form check my availability?
It can collect the date and show your general availability. For real-time booking we connect your calendar or CRM, such as HoneyBook or Dubsado, so inquiries land where you already work.
How do we show up for "wedding planner" in our area?
Pages for the venues and regions you serve, a Google Business Profile set up as a service-area business, and reviews that keep coming. We do that work with you.
A site that sells the feeling before the first call
Send us a few galleries from events you are proud of. You will hear back from the person who builds your site, with a fixed quote and a first design built around that work.