Websites, branding and social media for wedding planners, venues and events

Couples choose on Instagram and decide a year ahead, often from abroad. Yet the site is a gallery with no dates, no price guide and no simple way to ask about availability.

THE PROOF

Is the date free?

A venue's or wedding planner's page: from the gallery to the available date.

What couples find

Nine beautiful photos, and no answer to the first question

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What we do for Events & Weddings.

All nine, for every sector. The ones marked we have already shipped here. Each one can be tried.

  • WebsitesDone here

    Found on Google, quick on a phone, and the visits turn into messages.

    Screen width

    Four columns: one card per row, menu closed

    • Showcase
    • Landing
    • Booking
  • E-commerce

    Sell direct, and the cut you were leaving to the platforms stays with you.

    Steps to checkout

    Cart: buy as a guest

    • WooCommerce
    • Shopify
    • Custom
  • App development

    An app your customers open every day, written by the people who designed it.

    The app sections

    Today: the day’s card and two reminders

  • Branding and logo

    The mark people recognise before they read your name.

    Symbol and lettering: the full lockup, slide size

    • Logo
    • Brand book
    • Naming
  • Social media

    You approve the plan before it goes out. We shoot at your place, and read the numbers with you.

    The carousel

    The thread enters in the first frame

  • Packaging and labels

    A label gets three seconds on the shelf. We design so three is enough.

    The die line

    Flat: the printer’s file, front printed

  • SEO and Google visibilityDone here

    Get found by the people already searching for you.

    Eighth: the bottom of page one

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    • Audit
    • Local SEO
    • Migrations
  • Ads

    We bring customers in from Google and Meta, with numbers you can read.

    Double the budget, double the enquiries

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  • AI and automation

    We connect the tools you use and remove the steps your team repeats every day.

    How requests come in

    One queue: a person opens them, in order

    • Models
    • Assistants
    • Internal workflows
SECTOR

Sector projects.

The yourcharter.it home page: «Curated Yachts for Discerning Guests» above the circular wake of a tender in open water off Porto Cervo

Your Charter

WebsiteUX/UI40 requests in 2 weeks, over 23% closed
AVOY homepage hero with search and a call to book a stay in Sardinia

AVOY

UX/UIDevelopmentVisits up more than 300% on before
A light museum wall with the horizontal Fondazione Bosa mark in Blu Temo and, below it, the mirrored frieze of the seven sites in colour above a wooden bench

Fondazione Bosa

Brand IdentityLogo DesignOne mark, seven sites, a 14-page brand manual
In Vino Veritas Porto Rotondo location hero on the website

In Vino Veritas

WebsiteUX/UI34% of enquiries become bookings, across three venues
The esla.it page: "A free communicator for those who struggle to speak — for ALS and beyond", with the install card and the "Install now" button

eSLA

AppUX/UIFree for good, against €5,000+ for a dedicated device
A large billboard at night in the city with the racconta.si symbol in colour on night blue and the line «Tu dormi. Il sito risponde.» (You sleep. The site answers.)

racconta.si

Brand IdentityLogo DesignA brand from scratch and a 50-page manual
The six Nanumoru bottles lined up on the counter, with the torn sheet telling of the Nanumoru dressed in scarlet

Nanumoru

E-commerceWebsiteSix beers, and the customer builds the box of six

A wedding is sold with an image and decided on a piece of information. The couple discovers a venue or a wedding planner through a post, saves the photo, and months later comes back to search: which months do you work, what is included, roughly how much does it cost, are you free on that date. If the site answers only with more photos, the enquiry goes to whoever answers better.

This goes for the whole events supply chain: wedding planners, venues, florists and flower designers, caterers, photographers, hire companies. Those working on private and corporate events have the same problem with a different client: for a company organising a convention, an events website has to state capacities, rooms, technical services and who picks up the phone.

The problem with websites for events

The first problem is seasonality in reverse. Events happen in summer, but they are chosen in winter, often a year ahead. A site showing only the last wedding published in September loses the couples searching in January, when the Instagram profile has been quiet for months.

The second is distance. In Sardinia a significant share of weddings are destination weddings: couples who live in Milan, London or Zurich, and who won't see the venue in person before deciding. For them the site is the site visit. They need to understand how guests get there, where they sleep, what happens if it rains.

The third is the enquiry. A form with name, email and message produces vague enquiries you have to answer with ten questions. A form asking for date, number of guests, location and type of event produces enquiries you can answer with a quote.

What a website for wedding planners and venues needs

A story told by service, not just a gallery: what you do, for whom, in which area, and what is included. Galleries remain essential, but split by type of event and place, with captions that say where it was and what was there.

The languages of the couples who really come, with copy written for them. An availability enquiry that asks the right questions. A price range, at least a rough one. Real reviews, where Google and the wedding directories already show them.

A wedding venue's website needs a fact sheet for the spaces: capacities, plan B for bad weather, accommodation nearby, distances from the airport. For a supplier, the venues where they have already worked: it is also the most natural way to be found by people searching for that venue.

How we did it for a flower design atelier

For Ketty Flowers, a flower design atelier in Porto Cervo, we built a showcase site with a precise art direction: weddings, events, hotels, resorts and yacht decorations told like a magazine, with the gallery as the proof. The work sits in the venues where it was created, because that is where the client pictures it.

The rest of the work is done by the brand, which has to hold up on a card, on a van and on an Instagram page in the same way, and by social media, which in marketing for wedding planners is the shop window every week. We work on all three together: websites, branding and photo and video shot on location.

If you organise weddings or events and want to know timing and costs, ask for a quote: we answer with the figures and the date you would be online, before the next season of choosing.

IN THEIR WORDS

What clients say.

Our floral installations live on detail and immediate visual impact. Having such a well-kept digital gallery lets us show clients our value straight away — and they often give us carte blanche.

Ketty Flowers Designer

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We needed a Sardinian listing platform that highlighted both stays and local experiences, giving owners visibility without punishing fees. With Avoy we have the right tool: fast, organised by category, and without crazy commissions strangling the business.

AVOY

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In Sassari we wanted to position ourselves as the Longevity Wellness centre of reference, stepping out of the usual patterns. The new brand and the web platform literally jump off the screen, communicating pure innovation.

LOWE

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With three wine shops on the Costa Smeralda we needed an online meeting point that did justice to our labels. Now whoever is looking for the right wine finds the way home straight away.

In Vino Veritas

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Management software for restaurants and hospitality has to be concrete help between the tables, not an IT nuisance. This software turned our internal organisation around, cutting errors to zero and letting us work with a clear head.

hoopit

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Before launching the app for our Pilates classes, between Porto Cervo and the digital side we lost hours coordinating chats and phone calls. Now our clients manage live and on-demand classes on their own, and we finally get to enjoy the work.

Flow Porto Cervo

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At our polyclinic in Palau we care for patients of every nationality, so a multilingual welcome in no fewer than eight languages is vital. Having a perfectly structured website has removed any misunderstanding and sped up access to appointments.

Medica Palau

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Telling Sardinia without falling into the usual tourist clichés was our real challenge. This brand and the visual identity we built with the team have tremendous strength and breathe the authentic soul of the island.

Sarda Trips

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Managing eight lodgings between San Teodoro and Porto San Paolo without handing a small fortune to the big booking platforms seemed a pipe dream. Since we have had our own direct channel, margins can breathe again and guests reach us without intermediaries.

Ambra Holiday Rooms

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In the world of bilingual yacht charter, the first impression on the web is worth everything. Now our platform is fast, elegant, and provides all the technical details it takes to bring clients on board without a worry.

Your Charter

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Sanluri is not just a building site. It is the first demonstration that in Sardinia you can build differently — faster, more sustainably, more safely.

Green Tech Costruzioni

General contractor, Sardara

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We wanted our beauty suite to convey elegance and relaxation from the very first moment. With this new identity and the integrated booking system, clients walk in already in the right frame of mind for wellness.

Estetica Valeria

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In our restaurant in Olbia the care for the kitchen goes hand in hand with the guest's experience. Between the digital menu and smart reservations, whoever comes to see us enjoys dinner without a hitch, starting from the choice of table.

La Sartoria del Gusto

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Our physical studio in Porto Cervo needed a website as polished as our rooms. Now managing schedules and classes is smooth, and whoever steps in online finds themselves immersed in our very atmosphere.

Flow Studio Pilates

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Launching a sustainable streetwear e-commerce with print-on-demand was a complex bet. Now the shop runs perfectly, the graphics stand out at their best, and we can focus on creativity alone without the stress of warehouse stock.

Fionard

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In our line of work roadside assistance allows no waiting, and the workshop has to be a byword for total reliability. Having such a direct digital point of reference lets customers find exactly the seriousness we put on the road every day.

CDA Servizi Auto

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As a creative studio we were tired of having a sloppy image. We finally have a website and a portfolio worthy of our capabilities, which speak plainly to anyone who means business.

Wonder Creators

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SECTOR

Frequently asked.

Yes, because Instagram makes people fall in love but doesn't make them decide. Someone about to sign a contract looks for services, locations, what is included and a way to ask about a date. The site collects that enquiry with the right information, and the profile sends people there.

The ones spoken by the couples who really come. In Sardinia a large share of destination weddings arrive from outside Italy, and people planning from a distance read in English before they even write.

A price range, yes: it filters out the enquiries that aren't for you and reassures the right ones. The real quote is still worked out case by case, but the couple arrives knowing what they are talking about.

With the couple's written consent for published photos, and by favouring details, styling and venues over faces. Many couples are happy to appear; those who aren't are told through the flowers, the table, the place.

It depends on languages, gallery and enquiry form. The online quote asks one thing at a time, then we answer with costs and timing.