Events
Wedding venue website example with packages and a day timeline
Couples shortlist wedding venues on photos, capacity and price, then ask whether their date is free. This example for an invented Hunter Valley vineyard, built in Code mode, gives them all four: a calm photographic home page, the three spaces with capacities, a wedding day timeline and a packages page with prices.
The home page at three widths
The same page on a desktop, a tablet and a phone, exactly as it renders. Scroll inside each frame to read it all; nothing here can be clicked or submitted.
The packages page
Page by page
- Home /
- Centred hero with a wide ceremony photo, One property, three places to be, A summer wedding, hour by hour, Is your date still free? over a photo
- Packages /packages
- Page heading, Three packages with price, guests and inclusions, Is your date still free? over a photo
- Enquire /enquire
- Contact details, Date enquiry form (date, guests, message)
How it is put together
Three routes and a content folder holding the packages and contact details. The home page uses a centred hero, a three column figure grid for the spaces, a split timeline section and a full bleed call to action reused on the packages page. The enquiry page is the site kit's lead form with a guest number select.
Adapting it for your venue
Keep the price wording exact, including GST and the weekday discount, and update it each season. Replace the stock photos with your own weddings once couples consent. If you host several weddings a weekend, change the enquiry copy, which here says one wedding a day.
What makes this website work
Capacities and prices up front
The three spaces each state who they hold, and the packages page gives a price for each package and per guest. Couples rule venues out on guest numbers and budget, so saying both early saves everyone a tour that goes nowhere.
The day as a timeline
A five point timeline from the 3:30 pm ceremony to the last dance shows how the day flows across the property. It answers the logistics question couples have, how do guests get from the ceremony to dinner, without a paragraph.
Calm, centred and editorial
Playfair Display headings over Lora text, linen and sage colours and centred sections give the site the quiet of a wedding magazine. Code mode chose the centred and calm rhythm from its layout patterns because it suits a venue.
Questions people ask
What should a wedding venue website show?
Photos of the spaces, capacities, what a day looks like, package prices, what is included and an easy way to check a date. This example has each of those across three pages, with the date enquiry as the action on every page.
Should a wedding venue list prices?
Couples filter by budget early, and venues that show a starting price get fewer wasted enquiries. This example gives a from price for each package, a per guest price for the barn wedding and the weekday discount, all including GST.
How do date enquiries arrive?
The enquiry page uses the site kit's lead form with names, email, phone, a date or month, a guest number select and a message. Each enquiry lands in the site's message inbox with an email to the venue and can be exported as a CSV.
Can couples see available dates?
There is no live availability calendar in OneCraft. A Code mode site could show a list of open dates from a data collection the venue updates, but most venues prefer to answer each enquiry personally, with a tour offer, as this example does.
Why is this an event site?
It was built with the event kind, which suits venues, festivals and conferences. In Code mode the kind shapes the brief the AI writes from, while the layout is written as code by the AI rather than chosen from a fixed section skeleton.
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