The portfolio looks like the competition
Beautiful work is presented in the same template, with the same fonts and the same adjectives every other planner in the market uses.
Weddings + private events
A planning practice is hired on taste and nerve, and both are difficult to put on a website. The category has a loud visual vocabulary—script type, blush, gold foil, stock confetti—that makes every practice look like every other one. The work is to build a site restrained enough that the judgment shows.
In this category restraint reads as confidence, and confidence is the entire product.
When this is the right assignment
Beautiful work is presented in the same template, with the same fonts and the same adjectives every other planner in the market uses.
Real images exist but are cropped, graded and laid out in a way that makes a commissioned shoot look like a phone gallery.
A long form appears before the visitor has any reason to fill it in, or the practice answers every enquiry identically regardless of fit.
What the system should solve
Concept project
There is no client engagement in this sector yet. What follows is a concept project, built and published to demonstrate the approach, and labelled as a concept on every page of the site itself.
Before you inquire
Not yet. The public example in this category is a concept project, labelled as one on every page of the site, and it is presented that way here rather than implied to be a client engagement.
Yes. Most of the value is in selection, sequence, crop and grade rather than new shooting, and a good existing library usually carries a site once treated consistently.
Yes. A form that states scope and capacity honestly turns fewer enquiries into more usable ones, which is generally the goal for a practice with limited annual capacity.
Recognize the problem?