Wedding services website: portfolio, booked dates and an emotional purchase
A wedding is booked once, planned months ahead and chosen emotionally. The site works as a portfolio and a calendar at the same time.
The portfolio is the whole argument
Couples do not compare service lists; they look at photos and decide whether they like the result. Present whole weddings as sets rather than scattered shots.
The photos must be yours. Borrowed Western wedding imagery in a style you cannot deliver in Tashkent creates expectations that end in conflict.
An availability calendar
Seasonality is sharp in Uzbekistan: spring and autumn fill up and popular dates go months in advance.
An on-site calendar removes the constant 'is 15 October free' calls and creates genuine urgency without manipulation.
Packages, price and deposits
Spell out package contents: hours of work, team size, what is billed separately. For venues, capacity, per-guest pricing and whether outside catering is allowed are first-order questions, since Uzbek weddings are large.
Explain deposit terms, postponement and cancellation clearly. Payme or Click deposits make booking instant, and pages must preview well because the decision happens in a family Telegram chat.