This Wedding Photography Pricing page template was built for wedding photographers who want a polished, done-for-you space to send prospective couples after an inquiry, without starting from scratch every time someone asks “what’s included in your coverage?”

Instead of following up with a PDF pricing guide that gets buried in an inbox or a thin investment page that lists collection prices without selling the experience, you send a link. Your couple lands on a beautifully designed, scroll-through page that walks them through who you are, how you work, how your three collections compare, what à la carte coverage and albums are available, where to shoot the engagement session and what to wear, and how the day-of process actually unfolds. It’s all in a format that feels elevated and intentional before they’ve ever filled out a contact form.

The page is built in Showit and comes fully loaded with starter copy you can customize to fit your voice and your process. Every section, from the welcome and six-step process to the three collections, the album pitch, the engagement session location and wardrobe guides, the testimonials, and the FAQ, is written as a working prompt, not a placeholder. So instead of staring at lorem ipsum, you’re answering specific questions that already know what needs to go there.

What’s on the page

The page covers every stage of the couple’s decision journey. It opens with a warm welcome and a personal “meet the photographer” section that speaks to why they reached out, lays out a six-step process from first conversation through gallery delivery so they know exactly what working with you looks like, presents three collections side by side with a clear “best for” rationale on each, makes the case for handcrafted linen and leather albums over digital-only delivery, gives engagement session location inspiration and a practical wardrobe guide, features testimonials from past couples, and closes with a focused FAQ that ends in a clear next step.

The collections section is one of the most valuable parts of this page. Rather than handing couples a flat price list, it presents three clearly defined collections with a real-world rationale for each, intimate weddings and elopements, single-venue days with comfortable timelines, and full-day coverage with parent albums, so couples can self-select before they ever get on the phone with you. The à la carte menu lives right alongside it for additional hours, extra portrait sessions, and custom builds.

The albums section is the quiet workhorse. It includes space for your 10×10 wedding album in linen or leather, duplicate parent albums, and additional spreads, plus your own argument for why printed heirlooms outlast hard drives and online galleries. It also handles the practical details like timeline, holiday deadlines, and revisions, which sets expectations before the conversation even starts.

The location and wardrobe section is built to actually move couples past the “we don’t know where to start” stall on the engagement session. There’s room for four featured locations with sensory descriptions of light, season, and the type of couple each one suits, a Pinterest-linked outfit guide, favorite store recommendations, and concrete styling advice for coordinating without matching.

This page works two ways.

Keep it off your main navigation and use it as a hidden proposal page. Send the link after an inquiry as your follow-up, and let the page do the qualifying work before your discovery call. Or publish it as your main pricing and collections page if you prefer full transparency with prospective couples. The structure supports both approaches without any redesign.

Who it’s for:

Wedding photographers who are tired of their follow-up process feeling cobbled together. Photographers who want every touchpoint with a potential couple to feel as considered as the images they’re going to deliver. Anyone who has ever sent a pricing PDF and wished they could send something that looked like them instead.