Editorial from the first screen
A high-contrast serif, generous white space and a full-height portrait make the homepage read like a magazine spread, not a template.
Wedding Planner Website
Concept ProjectA five-page website for a fictional luxury wedding planning studio in Orlando and Winter Park. The design is built to feel expensive and composed, so a couple trusts the planner with the whole day.
Design strategy
This is a concept project, so there are no client results to report. What follows is the thinking behind the design.
A high-contrast serif, generous white space and a full-height portrait make the homepage read like a magazine spread, not a template.
Large, unhurried wedding photography sets the standard for the planner’s taste. Text stays short and gets out of the way.
Full-service planning, partial planning, day-of coordination, design and destination weddings are presented as clear options, so couples can see where they fit.
Weddings are indexed by location and shown as numbered plates. Couples can save favorites to bring to their consultation.
The About page introduces the planner and the studio’s standards. Couples hire people, and the design lets them meet one.
Every call to action invites a conversation, which matches how a couple actually decides to book a planner.
Concept disclosure. Vow & Velvet Weddings is a fictional business created by Statica to show what a website for this industry can look like. It is not a client, and its reviews, prices and details are sample content.
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