Event decorator website: portfolio by event type and date availability
Clients book a decorator months ahead and compare portfolios, not price lists. The site needs to sell style and confirm the date is still open.
Portfolio organized by event type
Weddings, corporate events and birthdays carry different style and budget expectations. Sections filtered by type and style get visitors to relevant examples fast.
Each case should state guest count, venue and scope — arch, tables, florals, lighting — so clients can gauge fit before calling.
Packages and what's included
Tiered packages with an approximate price speed up the first conversation, even though final quotes are always custom.
State clearly what's excluded from the base price — delivery, setup, furniture rental, seasonal flower pricing — a common source of friction if it surfaces only in the final quote.
A date availability calendar
A decorator can physically handle only one or two events a weekend. A calendar showing booked dates saves time on both sides.
The enquiry form should ask for the date, rough budget and guest count upfront so mismatched expectations are filtered before a call.