How do I showcase the events I've planned?
Your portfolio is your strongest sales tool, so these templates lead with it. You can display galleries from past weddings, corporate events, and parties, grouped by type, so a prospect sees work like the event they're planning. Beautiful, real examples do more convincing than any description. You arrange these galleries in the visual editor.
How do I present my planning services?
Lay out what you offer, full-service planning, day-of coordination, specific event types, each as a clear service with what's included. Prospects want to know quickly whether you handle their kind of event and how involved you get, and clear services bring in better-fit inquiries.
Can clients inquire or book a consultation online?
Yes. You can add an inquiry or consultation booking form so prospects reach out while they're interested, with details like event type, date, and budget. Catching them at that moment matters, since planners get compared side by side, so it's worth making the form easy to find.
Can I show testimonials and reviews from past clients?
Yes, and for a planner these carry real weight. You can feature client reviews and thank-you notes throughout the site, since trust is everything when someone hands over their big day. Pairing reviews with photos from those events makes them land even harder.
Will clients find my event planning business on Google?
Clients almost always search locally, something like "wedding planner in [city]," so that's what to optimize for. The technical side is already handled: fast load times and a clean, search-ready build give you a real shot at ranking soon after launch. From there, working your area and event specialties into your page titles and headings is what puts you in front of the right couples and companies.
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