Couples see your work, understand what a day of coverage includes and ask about their date — and you reply with a real answer, not an automatic “booked”.
It is a salon demo, but a photographer’s site needs the same skeleton: what you offer with its length — hours of coverage instead of minutes in a chair — a single way to ask, and your terms before the button. Your site keeps that structure, with your galleries, your packages and your words.
Services with duration and price, policy before the button.
City hall, barn, winter wedding, corporate gala — full galleries rather than one best shot each, shown only with the permission of the people in them.
Packages
Coverage, hours and delivery
How many hours, a second photographer or not, how many weeks until the gallery — your packages as you write them, with prices only if you want them shown.
Events
Corporate and community events, on their own page
A conference organizer asks about usage rights and turnaround, not the first dance. Each kind of client gets a page and a form of their own.
Services & booking
The right service, the right time slot.
ServicesExample
Elopement or city hall2 h
Ceremony & portraits5 h
Full wedding day8 h
Corporate eventBy the hour
Book in your platform
Your calendar stays the source of truth
The form asks about a date; you confirm it, with your contract and deposit
Hours of coverage are written next to each package
Your delivery time and usage terms are stated before the form
Travel outside your region is explained once, plainly
The request form
What a good date request asks
Enough to answer “is my date open, and what would it cost?” — before the first call.
Example formExample
Date of the eventOr a range, if it is not set
Type of eventWedding, elopement, corporate…
Venue or region
Hours of coverageApproximate is fine
Languages of the dayFrench, English, both
A note (optional)
Check my date
Example only. On your site it sends a date request — not a booking, a hold or a price.
Platforms
Keep your gallery and contract tools.
We link your site to them and make each step clearer. We don’t rebuild them, and nothing here implies a partnership with any provider.
We connect
Client gallery and proofing platforms
Contract, invoicing and deposit tools
Your inbox or studio CRM
Your Google Business Profile
Québec
Every face in the portfolio said yes.
Consent before a face goes online
Québec’s Civil Code protects privacy: it may not be invaded without the person’s consent or the authorization of law, and using someone’s name, image, likeness or voice for a purpose other than the legitimate information of the public may be considered an invasion of it. A portfolio promotes your business, so the couples and guests it shows are the ones who agreed — consent you hold, ideally in your contract. We publish the galleries you confirm are covered, and leave out any you are unsure of.