Lee Weddings

client: Lee Weddings shipped: February 2026 Events & Creative

built-with: Elementor Design & Build Speed Optimization

Visit live site 🔒leeweddings.ca

🔒leeweddings.ca

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// how it was built

From brief to launch.

The end-to-end process behind Lee Weddings — strategy, design, clean WordPress development, performance, and a smooth handover.

01

The brief

Mark Lee officiates everything from ten-minute legal signings to full ceremonies across the GTA, and his site had to win couples on the spot — so I funnelled the whole build toward the Booking Inquiry form sitting right beside the 'Your love story, celebrated beautifully.' headline.
02

Strategy & Wireframing

I ordered the page the way couples actually decide: six audience cards from Court Signing First to Welcoming LGBTQ, then the $100/$175/$450 packages, the travel-fee table, Mark's bio, real ceremony photos, the 5.0-star reviews and a 13-question FAQ — every pricing doubt answered before the final CTA.
03

Design & Branding

I chose a cream-and-gold palette with gold script kickers ('Begin your', 'Let's begin') over an italic serif headline, and set the package cards on soft teddy-bear-and-candlelight photo backgrounds to keep the fairytale branding literal.
04

Development & Integration

I centred the WordPress build on the inquiry form — name, phone, wedding date, a package dropdown and a ceremony-details field — plus an accordion FAQ, the eight-area travel-fee card running from Brampton at 150 to Richmond Hill/Markham at 400, and a five-across ceremony gallery.
05

Responsive & Speed

On mobile I stacked the hero so RESERVE YOUR DATE becomes a full-width gold pill above the outlined VIEW PACKAGES button, and the 5.0-rating, 500+-couples and licensed-officiant trust row reflows two-up without losing its icons.
06

Launch & Delivery

Live at leeweddings.ca, the site lets a couple pick a package, total their travel fee and send an inquiry in a single visit — and I printed the reply-within-a-few-hours promise right on the form.