Portfolio
An airy, editorial portfolio template with a full-bleed opening photo, four wedding stories, the photographer's approach, an enquiry form asking date, location and guests, three collections with prices and how working together runs.
Best for
wedding and elopement photographers, portrait and family photographers, videographers and other creative freelancers
Start with this visual direction, then adapt the content to your business in the builder.
Use this templatePage flow
The photographer's name sits above a single portrait, then a full-bleed mountain photo opens the page. Four wedding stories follow, then the approach with a portrait of the photographer, what happens before, during and after the day, an enquiry form, three collections with prices, an about section and three steps to working together.
What it communicates
Couples choose a photographer from the photos first, then check price and availability. The page gives the photos most of the space and asks for the date, place and guest numbers before the prices.
How to adapt it
What to bring
The template sets the visual direction. Your own business details, brand, images and proof supply the content.
Couples want to see your work, understand how you shoot, know what it costs and check you are free on their date. This template covers those with full-width photos, four wedding stories, your approach, three collections with prices and an enquiry form asking date, location and guest numbers. Use your own photos only.
Yes. The enquiry form asks for names, email, the date, the location, guest numbers and whether it is a wedding or an elopement. Connect it to an inbox you check. The builder does not manage your calendar or bookings, so confirm availability yourself.
Yes. Portrait, family and brand photographers can rename the stories as shoot types, change the collections and keep the enquiry form. Videographers can link each story to a film. Keep the photos large, because the work is what people come to see.
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