Web Development
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Websites for event venues and wedding studios, where every offer sells itself and enquiries arrive with everything you need to reply.
We build websites for event spaces, wedding studios and everyone who sells celebrations. Each offer gets a page that sells it, the gallery shows what a day with you looks like, and an enquiry arrives with the date, guests and details already filled in.
- How long does a venue website take?
- A venue or studio website usually takes 3–6 weeks, depending on the number of offers, languages and photos.
- How much does a venue website cost?
- It depends on offers, languages and what the admin needs to do.
- Who owns the site and the photos?
- You do.
What this service includes
For The Stage, an event space in central Sarajevo, the owner runs the whole site herself: fifteen packages and prices, photos, articles and enquiries. For the 387 Weddings studio, couples at home and abroad read every story in two languages.
Birthdays, celebrations, workshops or venue hire, each with its packages and prices, all editable by you. The Stage has seven offers and fifteen packages.
Case study: The StagePhotos sorted by type of event and opened full screen, with new ones added whenever you like.
Date, venue, number of guests and whatever else you need to know, in one message, with a confirmation to the guest straight away. 387 Weddings also asks about coverage, film and photo locations.
Case study: 387 WeddingsIdeas and inspiration you publish yourself, each linked to the offer that books it.
For guests and couples from abroad, every word and photo in both languages, managed from one place.
Every page with its own title, description and share image, so offers look right on Google, WhatsApp and Facebook.
Why venues and studios come to us
- Prices and packages change every season, and every change waits for a developer.
- Enquiries arrive as a vague message, and the first three replies are spent asking for the date and the number of guests.
- The best photos sit on Instagram, while the website shows the same five pictures it launched with.
A clear process, from scope to delivery
Offers and scope
What you receiveA written scope and a fixed price.
Design and prototype
What you receiveA prototype you have clicked through.
Build and content
What you receiveA site you already manage on staging.
Launch
What you receiveEnquiries arriving from day one.
Thirty days of care, included
What you receiveA site you run on your own.
Related work: The Stage
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packages and prices the owner changes herself, any day
The Stage runs its own website: fifteen packages and prices the owner changes herself, a gallery by occasion and every enquiry waiting in one place.
View case studyChosen for the work, not for the trend
We choose tools based on the requirements of the project, your existing systems and what will be practical to maintain after delivery. Below are the technologies we typically use for this type of work, and why.
React
Moving between offers and the gallery feels instant on a phone.
Node.js
Keeps offers, galleries, articles and enquiries in order, and limits repeated sends.
PostgreSQL
Stories, texts in two languages, photos and enquiries kept in one database you edit.
SQLite
For a smaller venue, a database in a single file: nothing extra to run and easy to back up.
The work stays with you
Prices you change yourself
Packages, prices and photos updated any day, without a developer.
Complete enquiries
Every enquiry with the date, guests and details, in one place.
A gallery that sells
Your best work, sorted by occasion and always current.
Code and accounts you own
Site, domain and data registered to your business from day one.
Related pages
- Accessibility Audit & FixesWCAG 2.2 AA audits and fixes in code, for the European Accessibility Act
- Dedicated DevelopersNext.js and React Native developers who join your team for as long as the project needs
- Headless CMS DevelopmentA CMS built for your editors, with Next.js delivering the content to the web and apps
- MVP & SaaS DevelopmentA first version that proves the product, on a stack that grows into the platform
- Vacation Rental WebsitesWebsites for apartments and vacation rentals with direct booking and a calendar in step with Booking.com and Airbnb
- Hotel & Guesthouse WebsitesWebsites for hotels and guesthouses built around your booking engine, in your guests' languages
Questions about this service?
If you cannot find the answer below, send us your question. A member of our team will reply within one business day.
Ask a question01How long does a venue website take?
A venue or studio website usually takes 3–6 weeks, depending on the number of offers, languages and photos. The timeline is in the written scope.
02How much does a venue website cost?
It depends on offers, languages and what the admin needs to do. You receive the final price in writing after a short call. For reference, business websites start from €1,800 and web applications from €4,500.
03Who owns the site and the photos?
You do. Site, domain, photos and enquiries stay registered to your business, and full ownership transfers on final payment.
04Can we change prices and packages ourselves?
Yes. Packages, prices, photos and articles are changed in the admin and appear on the site immediately.
05Can the site be in two languages?
Yes. Every text can exist in both languages and you edit both from the same place, as 387 Weddings does.
06Do enquiries go to email?
They can arrive by email, wait in the admin, or both. Each one comes with the details you asked for, so you can reply with an offer straight away.
Often combined with
SEO
Technical fixes first, then pages written for the searches your customers make. You get a report every month.
Graphic Design
Logos, brand guidelines and the templates your team uses every day. For Maky Beauty we designed the brand first and built the site around it.