End with a promise to solve that problem once and for all.

SEE EXERCISE 5 FOR HEADLINE IDEAS

What kind of experience do you want your couples to have? This is a great place to address any false beliefs or secondary concerns your couples may have. Look back at the list of common concerns from Exercise 6. For example, photographers often hear couples say they're awkward in front of the camera. How do you solve that problem?

BEFORE: Share something they may not know about the process leading up to the big day. What's the first thing they can look forward to after they sign a contract?

01

Tell the reader what they can expect from you throughout your time work together. 

THE PROCESS

WHAT TO EXPECT

See Exercises 16 for services you’ll want to highlight on this page. Then, share both a featured product or service and the benefit it ultimately has for the reader.

Services

How do you help the reader get their wish? Why does it really matter? How does it make their wedding day even better?

BENEFIT

Write each section starting with an action verb as we've done here. Doing so makes the reader feel like they're being spoken to directly.

BENEFIT

And remember to keep these the same length so this section remains clean and visually appealing to the reader.

BENEFIT

Replicate this section as many times as needed to highlight your top features. But limit your featured services to (4-5) max.

BENEFIT

HAPPY CLIENT'S NAME

Really fabulous client feedback that ties into the through line of this page and what you've just talked about aboveReally fabulous client feedback that ties into the through line!

"TESTIMONIAL EMPHASIS HERE"

PRICING BEGINS AT

EXPLAIN WHAT & HOW YOU CHARGE

GET IN TOUCH

If you choose to present pricing, wait until you get to this section. And when you share it, don't use a dollar sign ($), commas, or decimal points, as you want the number to look as small as possible. If you don’t want to share pricing, encourage the reader to reach out for a custom quote.