Photography packages template
Wedding packages with what each covers as notes, the full day the pick.
Who it is for
For a wedding photographer's packages: three, each listing what it covers with the hours, the photos and how long the gallery is kept written under each line, and the full day set apart as the photographer's pick. Every button asks to check a date.
What visitors see
- Its heading
- “Wedding photography”
- Its plans
- Ceremony, Full day or Weekend
- Its prices
- One price each, no switch
- Its features
- 5, each plan its own
- Set apart
- Full day, by colour and its badge
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- Cleaning service
Four homes in one frame, priced per visit, the rooms lined up side by side.
- Membership
Two memberships, monthly or yearly in euros, the year's saving by the switch.
- Classes
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- Course
One plan, centred, with everything the course includes under its single price.
Questions
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Can visitors pay through it?
No. Each plan's button goes to your own page, a booking, a sign-up or your shop, so payment stays where it is.
Can it show monthly and yearly prices?
Yes. Add a second period, and a switch above the plans changes every price in place.
Which currency does it use?
The one you choose for the whole table, written as your visitor's browser writes it. Nothing is converted.
How does it look on a phone?
The plans stack, the highlighted one first, and every button stays easy to press.