Set your own distance zones with your own fees, and the bride picks hers when she books. If she cancels more than 30 days out, you refund the travel — you have not driven anywhere yet. And you get a storefront with your name and your work on it, with a booking window that opens almost a year out, because nobody plans a wedding three weeks ahead.
Travel zones
your distances, your fees
Almost a year ahead
when brides are planning
Deposits
before you hold the date
Storefront view
Built for a day that gets booked almost a year out and cannot be moved.
Why clients book
The date is held properly, with a deposit, before you turn anyone else away.
Travel is priced into the booking instead of absorbed out of your own pocket.
Brides can book almost a year ahead, which is when they are actually looking.
What you get
Wedding work is not a forty-minute appointment, and this does not treat it like one.
You get a storefront with your name and your portfolio on it, live the day you sign up. Trials, the morning itself, the bridal party, the drive — all priced the way you price them, on a page a bride can send to her mother without explaining it.
The date held, the drive paid for, and a page that looks like the work you do.
Set distance zones with your own fees. She picks hers when she books, so an hour each way is priced in rather than absorbed. If she cancels more than 30 days out, you refund the travel. Inside 30 days it stays with you, because you may already have arranged the trip.
Ask for a deposit when she books — you set the amount. If she cancels, it stays with you as a cancellation fee, covering a Saturday you turned other work away for.
Brides look months ahead, not three weeks. Your calendar opens 360 days ahead, so you are findable when she is actually searching.
Ready when you are
Your page goes live the day you sign up. Put the link in your bio and let brides book their trial and their date instead of sending a thread of questions.