Last updated: October 5, 2026
Websites for events and creative businesses, in 24 hours
Businesses in this family sell an experience or a creative service for a date that matters, such as a wedding, a party or a shoot. Customers decide on a phone in minutes: they look at the work, check if the date is free, and send an inquiry to the one or two businesses that feel right.
Get your website in 24 hoursFirst draft in 24 hours. $99 a month if you love it. Nothing if you do not.
What events and creative businesses need on a website
- Photos or video of real work, front and center on a phone.
- A fast, simple way to check a date and send an inquiry.
- Clear services and packages, with prices shown if the owner wants.
- Trust signals such as reviews, credentials and real events.
- Contact details, area covered and how to book.
What we build for them
Site Squad builds a hand-made site around your work. Typical pages are a portfolio or gallery, services or packages, about, reviews and contact. The two things that matter most are the visuals, which load fast and look right on a phone, and the inquiry route, which asks for date and event type so you can reply quickly. It works with the booking tool you already use.
How it works and what it costs
Answer the two-minute quiz. Within 24 hours a first draft of your website is ready to look at on your phone. If you love it, it is $99 a month, with hosting, security, backups, your contact form and all changes included. If you do not, you pay nothing. Details on the pricing page.
Questions events and creative owners ask
Can the site show a lot of photos or video without being slow?
Yes. Every site is hand-built and fast, and images and video are set up to load well on a phone.
Can I use my existing booking or inquiry tool?
Yes. The site works with the booking tool you already use, and the contact form and domain pointing are included.
What if I want to update my portfolio or packages?
Send us the changes and we make them within hours. Changes are included in the $99 a month.
What do I pay, and what if I do not like the first draft?
You see a first draft within 24 hours, free. If you do not love it, you pay nothing, and if you do it is $99 a month with hosting, security and backups included.
Can I own the site later?
The site is built, hosted and maintained by Site Squad for as long as you subscribe, and you have full use of it. Your domain, your content and your photos are always yours. It is $99 a month, and you pay nothing if you do not love the first draft.
Every events and creative business we build for
68 kinds of business in this family. Each has its own page.
Photographers (wedding, portrait, commercial)
Couples, families and brands judge a photographer by the first few images they see on a phone. The site leads with your best work, sorted by type of shoot, and makes it easy to ask about a date.
Websites for photographers (wedding, portrait, commercial)Videographers
People hiring a videographer want to watch the work before they write. The site puts your reel first, groups films by type, and makes the next step a short inquiry.
Websites for videographersWedding planners
Engaged couples are looking for someone they can trust with the biggest day of their lives. The site shows real weddings, explains how you work, and makes a first conversation easy to book.
Websites for wedding plannersEvent venues and halls
Couples and organizers choose a venue by what it looks like, how many people it holds, and whether their date is free. The site answers those questions quickly and routes the inquiry to you.
Websites for event venues and hallsDJs and bands
People booking entertainment want to hear and see you before they commit. The site puts audio and video up front, lists the events you play, and makes asking about a date simple.
Websites for djs and bandsFlorists
Flower customers often decide in a minute, for a birthday, a funeral or a wedding. The site shows your work, makes ordering and delivery clear, and gives wedding clients a way to ask for a quote.
Websites for floristsParty and equipment rental
Customers search for what they need, for a certain date, and want to know quickly if you deliver. The site lists your items, explains delivery and setup, and takes the booking request.
Websites for party and equipment rentalPrinters and sign makers
Customers need a banner, a sign or a print run, often with a deadline. The site shows what you make, explains how to start a job, and makes asking for a quote easy.
Websites for printers and sign makersTailors and dressmakers
Customers want to know that you can fit and finish properly, and what it will take. The site shows your work, explains alterations and custom pieces, and books the first fitting.
Websites for tailors and dressmakersArtists and galleries
Collectors, buyers and visitors want to see the work well and know how to buy or visit. The site shows pieces cleanly, gives each its details, and makes inquiring easy.
Websites for artists and galleriesBridal shops and groomswear hire
Brides and grooms want to see the collection and know how a visit works. The site shows your dresses and suits, explains appointments, and makes booking a visit simple.
Websites for bridal shops and groomswear hireWedding celebrants, officiants and toastmasters
Couples choose the person who will stand in front of their guests, so trust matters. The site shows your voice and style, explains what you offer, and makes a first conversation easy.
Websites for wedding celebrants, officiants and toastmastersWedding stationers and invitation printers
Couples choose invitations by how they look, so the site shows suites up close. It explains the process, and gives an easy way to ask about a design and a date.
Websites for wedding stationers and invitation printersMarquee, tent and furniture hire
Customers need to know the size they need, if you cover their location, and what it takes to set up. The site shows your marquees and furniture and gets them to a quote.
Websites for marquee, tent and furniture hirePhoto booths, magic mirrors and 360 booths
Hosts want to know what the booth does, how it looks, and whether it is free that night. The site shows each booth in action, explains packages, and makes a booking inquiry easy.
Websites for photo booths, magic mirrors and 360 boothsBalloon and event decorators, prop hire
Clients buy on how a setup looks, so the site is built around photos. It shows backdrops, arches and props, and makes it simple to ask for your design on a date.
Websites for balloon and event decorators, prop hireLive bands, function bands, string quartets, singers
Clients booking live music want to see and hear you first. The site leads with video, lists what you play, and gets them to a clear date inquiry.
Websites for live bands, function bands, string quartets, singersMagicians, comedians and corporate entertainers
Organizers booking an act want to see it work. The site opens with video, shows the kinds of events you do, and makes it easy to ask for a date and a fee.
Websites for magicians, comedians and corporate entertainersEvent and conference organisers
Corporate buyers check credibility before they call. The site shows events you have run, explains your services, and gives a clear route to a brief.
Websites for event and conference organisersExhibition stand builders and event AV hire
Exhibitors and event teams need to see work, scale and reliability. The site shows stands and equipment, explains how a project runs, and takes a brief or hire request.
Websites for exhibition stand builders and event av hireRecording studios, rehearsal rooms and podcast studios
Musicians and podcasters want to see the room, the gear and the rate, and book a slot. The site shows rooms, lists equipment, and works with your booking tool.
Websites for recording studios, rehearsal rooms and podcast studiosPhoto studio hire
Photographers and creators look for space, light and kit, and want to book it. The site shows each studio, what is included, and how to book a day.
Websites for photo studio hireIllustrators, muralists and sign painters
Clients hire on style, so the site shows it from the first screen. It organizes projects by type and makes commissions easy to ask about.
Websites for illustrators, muralists and sign paintersFramers, printers and engravers
Customers bring something personal and want to trust you with it. The site shows finished work, explains what you do, and makes it easy to ask about a job.
Websites for framers, printers and engraversHoneymoon and destination-wedding travel agents
Couples want to feel looked after and see where they could go. The site shows destinations, explains how you plan, and makes a first conversation easy.
Websites for honeymoon and destination-wedding travel agentsDestination wedding planners
Couples planning from far away need to trust you before they ever meet. The site shows weddings in the places you work, explains how planning works at a distance, and makes a video call easy to request.
Websites for destination wedding plannersEvent planners (private parties, birthdays, anniversaries)
Hosts planning a birthday or anniversary want someone who will take the stress away. The site shows parties you have planned, explains what you handle, and makes asking for help easy.
Websites for event planners (private parties, birthdays, anniversaries)Corporate event planners and conference organisers
Corporate buyers need proof you can deliver for their team and brand. The site shows events with case-style write-ups, explains your process, and leads to a clear brief.
Websites for corporate event planners and conference organisersLuxury and high-end event designers
High-end clients judge taste in seconds. The site is portfolio-led, with restrained design, large images, and a private, considered way to start a conversation.
Websites for luxury and high-end event designersKids' party planners and entertainers
Parents want something easy, safe and fun, and want to see prices. The site shows parties, lists packages by age, and makes booking a date quick.
Websites for kids' party planners and entertainersBar and bat mitzvah, quinceañera, cultural celebration planners
Families want a planner who understands their traditions. The site can give each celebration its own page, in the right tone, and make it easy to start a conversation.
Websites for bar and bat mitzvah, quinceañera, cultural celebration plannersAsian, Indian and Nigerian wedding specialists
Couples and their families look for a planner who knows the ceremonies, the scale and the many days involved. The site shows real events, explains what you manage, and makes a family consultation easy.
Websites for asian, indian and nigerian wedding specialistsProposal planners
People planning a proposal want it to be a surprise and a success. The site shows proposals you have planned, explains how it works in secret, and makes a first call private and simple.
Websites for proposal plannersBaby shower, gender reveal and hen/stag organisers
Hosts want a party that looks right and runs well, on a date and a budget. The site shows setups, lists packages, and makes asking for a quote quick.
Websites for baby shower, gender reveal and hen/stag organisersFuneral and memorial event planners (celebration of life)
Families come to you at a hard time. The site speaks calmly, explains what you can help with, and makes it easy to reach a real person.
Websites for funeral and memorial event planners (celebration of life)Event stylists and decorators (florals, balloons, tablescapes, backdrops)
Clients buy the look, so the site is a gallery first. It shows florals, balloons, tablescapes and backdrops, and gives an easy route to ask for your style on a date.
Websites for event stylists and decorators (florals, balloons, tablescapes, backdrops)Lighting, draping and production companies
Planners and venues hire on how a room looks and whether the crew delivers. The site shows transformed spaces, explains what you supply, and gets them to a quote.
Websites for lighting, draping and production companiesMarquee, tipi and stretch-tent hire
Couples and hosts want to picture their garden or field with a tent in it. The site shows each type, explains sizes and setup, and takes a quote request.
Websites for marquee, tipi and stretch-tent hireFurniture, tableware, linen and prop hire
Planners and hosts browse for items by look and quantity. The site presents your catalog by category, with photos, and makes a hire request simple.
Websites for furniture, tableware, linen and prop hireMobile bars and cocktail caterers
Hosts want a bar that looks good and runs smoothly. The site shows the bar in action, lists drinks and packages, and makes it easy to check a date.
Websites for mobile bars and cocktail caterersCaterers (wedding, corporate, private dining)
Hosts and companies choose a caterer on the menu, the food photos and the sense that you are reliable. The site shows menus, explains how it works, and books a tasting.
Websites for caterers (wedding, corporate, private dining)Food trucks and street-food collectives for events
Event hosts want food that people will line up for. The site shows your menu and your truck, and makes a booking request simple.
Websites for food trucks and street-food collectives for eventsCake makers and dessert tables
Customers choose a cake by how it looks and whether you can make it for their date. The site shows your work, explains flavors and orders, and takes the request.
Websites for cake makers and dessert tablesWedding and event photographers
Couples and hosts decide quickly from the first images. The site leads with your best work, explains coverage and packages, and makes a date check easy.
Websites for wedding and event photographersVideographers and content creators for events
Hosts and brands want footage and social content. The site leads with video, explains what you deliver, and takes a brief.
Websites for videographers and content creators for eventsPhoto booths, 360 booths and audio guestbooks
Couples and planners want to see the booth in action, know what is included and check that your date is free. The site leads with real booth footage, lays out packages and props clearly, and puts a date check and inquiry form on every page.
Websites for photo booths, 360 booths and audio guestbooksLive bands, function bands, acoustic duos, string quartets
Couples and event planners decide by watching and listening. The site puts your best live video first, shows setlists and line-up options, and makes it easy to ask about a date.
Websites for live bands, function bands, acoustic duos, string quartetsDJs (wedding, club, corporate)
Couples, clubs and companies want to hear your style, see your gear and know you will be on time. The site shows mixes and event footage, explains your services, and gives clients a fast way to check your date.
Websites for djs (wedding, club, corporate)Singers, pianists, saxophonists, harpists
Clients booking a singer, pianist, saxophonist or harpist want to hear you first, then check you suit the moment. The site leads with audio and video, lists repertoire by occasion, and makes an inquiry simple.
Websites for singers, pianists, saxophonists, harpistsMagicians, caricaturists, mentalists, comedians
Planners booking a live act want to see it work on a real audience, and to know it suits the room. The site opens with performance video, describes your formats clearly and gives them a simple way to ask for a date.
Websites for magicians, caricaturists, mentalists, comediansCelebrants, officiants, toastmasters and MCs
Couples choose the person who will stand in front of their family, so they want to feel they know you before they call. The site shares your voice, your approach to ceremonies and your availability, and makes a first conversation easy.
Websites for celebrants, officiants, toastmasters and mcsWedding dress boutiques, bridal alterations, groomswear
Brides want to see the dresses, understand the appointment, and feel welcome before they walk in. The site shows your collections, explains the fitting experience and works with your appointment booking.
Websites for wedding dress boutiques, bridal alterations, groomswearHair and makeup artists (bridal)
Brides look at your portfolio first, then check you can come to them and fit the wedding morning. The site shows your work on real faces, explains trials and bookings, and makes an inquiry quick.
Websites for hair and makeup artists (bridal)Stationers, calligraphers and signage makers
Couples and hosts judge design by looking closely, so the photography has to carry the work. The site shows suites, signs and hand lettering in detail, explains the ordering process and keeps timelines visible.
Websites for stationers, calligraphers and signage makersFavours, gifts and personalised products
Customers want to see what can be personalized, how long it takes and how to order. The site shows each product clearly, explains your personalization options and makes ordering or inquiring simple.
Websites for favours, gifts and personalised productsWedding venues: barns, country houses, hotels, restaurants with rooms, urban warehouses
Couples choose a venue by feel, then check capacity, dates and rules. The site opens with strong photography, states the practical facts plainly and makes it easy to request a date or book a viewing.
Websites for wedding venues: barns, country houses, hotels, restaurants with rooms, urban warehousesParty venues, function rooms and private hire spaces
People hiring a room want to know it fits their group, what it costs to start the conversation and whether the date is free. The site shows each space, states capacity and inclusions plainly and makes a hire inquiry quick.
Websites for party venues, function rooms and private hire spacesConference and meeting venues
Event planners compare venues on capacity, layout, technology and location, usually against a tight brief. The site presents each room with the facts planners need and makes a request for a proposal simple.
Websites for conference and meeting venuesFestival and outdoor event organisers
Visitors want to know what is on, when, where and how to get there. The site presents the program, practical information and ticket links clearly, and gives traders, performers and sponsors their own way to get in touch.
Websites for festival and outdoor event organisersEvent staffing (waiters, bartenders, hosts, security)
Event companies and venues need to trust that your staff will arrive prepared and present well. The site explains the roles you supply, how booking works and how fast you can respond, with a clear request form for businesses.
Websites for event staffing (waiters, bartenders, hosts, security)Event technology: AV hire, staging, screens, streaming
Event producers and venues want to know what equipment you hold, what you have delivered and how you handle problems on the day. The site explains each service, shows past setups and makes a quote request straightforward.
Websites for event technology: av hire, staging, screens, streamingExhibition stand design and build
Marketing managers and agencies choose a stand builder by the finished stands, the process and the confidence it will be ready on time. The site shows completed work, explains design through installation and makes a brief easy to send.
Websites for exhibition stand design and buildTeam-building and corporate activity providers
HR managers and office managers want activities that suit their group, run smoothly and need little effort from them. The site describes each activity, who it suits and how it works, and makes a request for a quote easy.
Websites for team-building and corporate activity providersWedding and event transport (vintage cars, buses, horse and carriage)
Couples picture the arrival, so the vehicles must look right on the page. The site shows each car, bus or carriage in detail, explains what is included and lets couples check a date.
Websites for wedding and event transport (vintage cars, buses, horse and carriage)Fireworks, sparklers and pyrotechnics
Customers want to see the display, know it is run safely and understand how booking works. The site shows video of real displays, explains your safety practices and makes a quote request simple.
Websites for fireworks, sparklers and pyrotechnicsHoneymoon and destination travel specialists
Couples want inspiration first, then a person they trust to plan it. The site shows destinations and trips beautifully, explains how you plan and book, and invites an early conversation.
Websites for honeymoon and destination travel specialistsWedding and event insurance brokers
Couples and organizers want to know what is covered, what is not and how to get a quote without a long call. The site explains cover in plain language and makes a quote or call request easy.
Websites for wedding and event insurance brokersEvent rental marketplaces (local, independent)
Customers want to browse what is available, trust that it will arrive on time and know how to book. The site lists categories and items clearly, explains delivery and returns, and gives both customers and suppliers a way in.
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