We built this business once before, for an industry we came from. This time, it is weddings.
How it started
Twice, really. The first time began in a physiotherapy clinic.
I trained and worked as a physio, which meant I spent years around brilliant clinicians whose businesses were being held back by the way they presented themselves online. So my husband and I built a marketing agency for healthcare practices. We grew it, we sold it, and along the way we learned what actually works for small, skilled, personal businesses: pick a niche you genuinely understand, speak to it properly, and look after people rather than processing them.
The second beginning was July 2026, when we got married at Euridge Manor. The year before it involved something like two hundred enquiries, a great deal of research, and an unexpected education in how the wedding industry works from the client's side.
Two things became obvious. The first was how much extraordinary craft there is here: people who care enormously, work astonishingly hard, and make things that stay with a couple for the rest of their lives.
The second was painfully familiar. A great many of those people were being let down by their own websites. Brilliant florists whose sites loaded slowly and hid their photographs. Photographers whose galleries fought their own work. Businesses we nearly did not contact, not because the work was not good, but because the shop window did not say so. It was the same problem we had spent years solving for clinicians, in a different industry.
So this is the third time round, in a niche I care about more than either of the others.
How we work
The way we work is the product of having done it before. Slowly on the design, quickly on the reply. A commission takes four to six weeks before you see your site taking shape, because that time is spent understanding your work rather than filling in a template. But you will never wait days for an answer from us, because we know exactly how that feels.
We take a small number of commissions each season. That is not a sales tactic, it is arithmetic: there is a limit to how many websites can be designed properly at once, and we would rather turn work away than do it badly.
Once a site is live, it is ours to look after. Hosting, updates, new galleries, new seasons. You send things over, we handle them. There is no portal, no ticket system and no account manager. There is us.
That a website is not a project with an end date. It is a shop window that needs tending, in a business where taste is the product.
Wedding photographers, florists, venues, planners, celebrants, cake makers, stationers, musicians, hair and makeup artists. Anyone whose craft belongs at a wedding.
From £150 plus VAT a month, covering design, build, hosting, updates and support. One arrangement, no project fees.
Every site is built on proper foundations: clear structure, fast pages, and the markup that helps both search engines and AI assistants understand who you are and what you do. Ongoing search work, the kind that needs monthly attention and specialist tools, is a separate arrangement for those who want it.
Founded by a former physiotherapist who built, grew and sold a marketing agency for healthcare practices, alongside her husband. Same approach, new industry.
A small studio working with wedding businesses across the UK, mostly by email and video call, which suits people who spend their Saturdays at weddings.