235. Vellum

235. Vellum

Vellum gives your wedding website the magazine treatment, with oversized serif headlines, a printed-issue masthead and the slow, considered pacing of a glossy editorial spread. It is made for couples who want guests to linger over their story and their photographs, not just check the date. The result feels warm, literary and a little Provençal, like a special edition printed just for your guests.

215. Afterglow

215. Afterglow

Afterglow is a dark, cinematic template made for wedding photographers who want their images to fill the screen and take centre stage. Edge-to-edge fullscreen slideshows, elegant display typography and a menu that quietly fades away while visitors watch create a calm, gallery-like experience. It suits photographers whose work is romantic, atmospheric and story-driven.

213. Vellum

213. Vellum

Vellum is a warm, editorial template for wedding and elopement photographers, styled like fine stationery with wax-seal details and script accents. Full-bleed images and horizontal-scrolling galleries let couples move through each wedding chapter by chapter, the way the day unfolded. It feels intimate, timeless and quietly romantic.

211. Maison

211. Maison Aubade

Maison Aubade is a refined, editorial-style template for wedding photographers who want their images to speak first. Warm ivory tones, classic serif typography and a deep wine accent create a timeless, romantic feel, much like a printed wedding album. Fullscreen slideshows let every love story unfold one frame at a time.

208. Linden

208. Linden

Linden is a warm, editorial template for wedding photographers who want each gallery to feel like a story rather than a grid. The page background softly shifts to a tone sampled from each image as visitors scroll, so every wedding carries its own colour. Large, vertically scrolling galleries lead from the first look to the last dance with an unhurried, intimate feel.

206 Aubade

206. Aubade

Aubade is a quiet, editorial template for wedding photographers who tell each wedding as a complete story. Large serif type, full-bleed parallax images and soft page transitions give every gallery a slow, cinematic feel. Calm sage tones and generous white space keep the focus on the photographs.

205 Cadence

205. Cadence

Cadence is an editorial wedding website built on a staggered layout, where images of different sizes and offsets create a slow, magazine-like rhythm. Candid portraits sit beside wide venue shots, and a minimalist floating menu stays out of the way so your photos and story lead. The overall feel is warm, quiet and refined: ivory tones, an elegant serif and plenty of breathing room.

201. Vignette

201. Vignette

Vignette is a cinematic, quietly elegant template for wedding filmmakers who want their work to feel like it belongs on the big screen. It pairs a full-screen video title page with soft serif typography, slow parallax imagery and graceful transitions between pages. The overall feeling is calm, romantic and editorial, so the films stay at the centre of every page.

113. Solenne 2 (1)

113. Solenne

Solenne is a dynamic, romantic website template for photographers and creative service providers who want their work to feel as beautiful online as it did in the moment. Soft ivory tones, elegant serif typography and immersive sliders turn every scroll into a piece of visual storytelling. It’s thoughtful, cinematic and designed to turn admirers into inquiries.

25. Isabel Quinn Photography

25. Isabel Quinn Photography

Isabel Quinn is a warm, editorial template for wedding photographers who document celebrations where two cultures and family traditions meet. Ivory paper tones, deep indigo and a single vermilion thread give it a calm, heirloom feel, while serif headlines and typewriter-style details keep it modern. It puts the story of each ceremony, and the families behind it, at the centre.

22. Miles Archer Photography

22. Miles Archer Photography

A rugged, editorial template for photographers who shoot vows on ridgelines, under old-growth canopy and at the edge of the desert. Field-journal details, waypoint markers and an earthy palette give it the feel of a well-worn trail map. Couples feel invited on an expedition, while the photographer comes across as a calm, expert guide.

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