Wedora

Wedora is designed for wedding planners, event designers, photographers, florists, and boutique studios who believe that great weddings are built on story, atmosphere, and…

Wedora is a modern Framer template for wedding planners, event and entertainment agencies, photographers and boutique studios who believe great weddings and events are built on story, atmosphere and intention. A minimal, editorial system with illustrative touches and smooth animation, built to feel as considered as the experiences you create.

Pages: Home, About Us, Services, Portfolio, Blog, Contact and 404, plus CMS-driven wedding case study, venue, blog post and legal templates. Sections include how-it-works steps, values, team, collaborator cards, testimonial sliders built per breakpoint, pricing, FAQ, newsletter and three inquiry form variants.

9 CMS collections

• Portfolio: couple names, wedding theme, venue, credited collaborators, cover image, a full gallery array, story content and testimonial

• Venue: location, type, website and socials, intro headline and subheadline, full description, planner notes, plus ceremony and reception spaces, guest capacity, on-site accommodation, seasons available, accessibility notes and styling keynotes

• Services: numbered title, image, short and full content, and a "best for" note

• Team: role, specialty, photo, bio, quote, email, phone, Instagram

• Collaborators: role, photo, description and links to their site, Instagram, YouTube and Twitter

• Price Packages: price, span label, photo, content and a custom-quote toggle

• Wedding Theme: styling taxonomy shared by portfolio and venues

• Blog: cover, author from the team, quote, intro, content

• Legal: title, intro and content

Weddings pull their venue, theme and collaborators, so credits and venue detail stay attached to the story.

Who it's for

Growing agencies, destination studios and high-end creative teams who want a site as considered as the experiences they create.

Why Wedora?

Luxurious without being loud. Playfair Display with Kumbh Sans, an ivory palette, parallax and sticky scrolling.