Photographer website template

PromptLanding generated this page for a sample wedding and portrait photographer who wants inquiries from couples who love her style. Get your own copy in seconds, then change anything by chatting.

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Designed for

  • Wedding and elopement photographers
  • Portrait and family photographers
  • Photographers who travel for shoots
  • Creatives who sell packages by inquiry

Key highlights

  • Full-screen parallax hero
  • Masonry portfolio
  • Film-strip photo row
  • Packages with prices
  • Process timeline
  • Inquiry form
  • Client quotes
  • Mobile menu

About this photographer template

Couples choose a photographer by the photos first, so this page leads with them. A full-screen sunset photo fills the first screen with a gentle parallax as you scroll, the headline sits low on the left, and two actions follow: check your date or see the work. The header stays transparent over the photo and turns solid once you scroll.

The portfolio is a masonry grid of eight photos, from wide landscapes to close details, and each one opens larger in a lightbox with swipe and pinch zoom. A film-strip row of four more photos scrolls sideways after it, for the moments between the big ones.

Then the page answers what couples ask before they write: the price. Three packages, portraits, elopements and weddings, sit in tall columns with starting prices and what each includes, plus the retainer and delivery time. A five-step timeline shows how booking works from the first message to the finished gallery. An about section tells the story behind the camera, with numbers that build trust, and client quotes appear one at a time.

The inquiry form asks only what a photographer needs: date, type of shoot, location and how they heard about you, and it arrives in your inbox. The dark, gallery-first design uses near-black pages, a muted sage accent, wide Syne headings and square corners, so the photos carry all the color. Your copy comes with the same 15 photos; replace them with your own work in the chat.

The description behind this page

PromptLanding generated the sample page from this description and 15 photos. Write yours the same way to build a page from scratch.

Lena Hart is a wedding and portrait photographer based in Portland, Oregon, shooting across the Pacific Northwest and traveling for weddings anywhere. Natural light, candid moments and honest color. I take about 25 weddings a year, so every couple gets my full attention.

Main goal: get wedding and portrait inquiries from couples who like my style.

Packages: Portraits from $450 (one hour, one location, 60+ edited photos, online gallery). Elopements from $1,400 (up to four hours, two locations, 300+ photos). Weddings from $2,800 (eight hours, a second photographer, 600+ photos; a printed album is $650 more). A 30% retainer books the date, and galleries arrive within six weeks.

How it works: 1. Inquire with your date. 2. A free 20-minute video call to plan. 3. Book with a 30% retainer and get my planning guide. 4. The shoot day. 5. Your online gallery within six weeks.

Inquiry form: name, email, wedding or shoot date, type of shoot (wedding, elopement, portraits), venue or location, how you heard about me, and a message. I reply within 48 hours. Send inquiries to: hello@lenahart.example.

About: I started with my grandfather's folding camera and never stopped. Based in Portland since 2015, I have photographed more than 180 weddings, from city halls to mountain tops.

Reviews: "Lena caught moments we didn't even know happened. We cried through the whole gallery." (Emma & Josh) "Calm, funny and invisible when it mattered. Our elopement photos look like a film." (Priya & Sam) "The family portraits are the first ones where all three kids look like themselves." (Megan R.)

Contact: hello@lenahart.example, phone (503) 555-0174.

Style: dark, cinematic and gallery-first. Near-black charcoal pages, off-white text and one muted sage accent. Syne for headings, large and wide, with Manrope for body text. No rounded corners anywhere. The header is transparent over a full-screen hero photo, with the name in small spaced letters on the left and a short menu (Work, Investment, Process, Kind words, Inquire); it turns solid charcoal once you scroll. The hero photo fills the whole screen with a gentle parallax and the headline sits low on the left. The portfolio is a masonry grid with thin gaps where photos open larger, followed by a film-strip row of photos that scrolls sideways. Packages are three tall columns divided by thin lines, not cards. The process is a numbered horizontal timeline. Kind words show one big quote at a time. The inquiry form sits on a slightly lighter charcoal panel with underlined fields.

Best use cases

A portfolio site for a wedding photographer

Show your best weddings first, list your packages with starting prices, and let couples check your date through the form. Link to it from your social profiles and directory listings so every inquiry lands in one place.

Portrait and family photographers

Rename the packages to mini sessions, family sessions and headshots, and fill the portfolio with your portraits. The film strip works well for behind-the-scenes shots or a favorite recent session.

Elopement and travel photographers

Lead with landscape photos, explain where you travel in the about section, and add a question to the form about the destination. The dark design suits dramatic mountain and coastal work.

Other creatives who sell by inquiry

Videographers, makeup artists and florists sell the same way: work first, prices, then a form. Ask in chat to rename the sections, swap in your services and change the form fields to fit your bookings.

Getting started

  1. Use this template

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  2. Put in your details

    Tell the chat your name, contact details, prices and real reviews, and upload your own photos.

  3. Edit by chatting

    Ask for changes in plain words, like the examples below.

  4. Publish

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Make it yours by chatting

After you start, change the page by sending messages like these:

  • Show your own work

    “Replace the portfolio with the eight photos I just uploaded.”

  • Change your packages

    “Change the packages to: mini session $250, family session $600, full wedding $3,500.”

  • Add a question

    “Add a "Do you travel?" question to the inquiry form with yes and no.”

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