An event portfolio
Each event on its own, with photographs and a description of what the brief was and what was done.
For your industry
Someone planning a wedding decides months ahead and compares on trust rather than price. They want to see what you have done, who you work with and what is included. All three are website work.
Each event on its own, with photographs and a description of what the brief was and what was done.
What is in the package and what is not. Mismatched expectations are the core problem in this sector.
The date, guest count and budget range before the first call. The meeting then starts from work already half done.
Venue, music, décor, photography — who you work with. It is proof of experience and a source of mutual links at the same time.
A wedding in Armenia is a large expense planned far ahead. The decision is made months in advance, often from the diaspora — by a family holding the wedding in Yerevan while living somewhere else.
That means the first contact is almost always digital, and frequently in Russian or English. A planner whose site is Armenian only never makes that family’s shortlist.
One lost event a month at an average 200,000 AMD margin is 2.4 million AMD a year. A single wedding already covers the cost of the site several times over.
A full site with SEO and a blog
490,000 ֏
or 4 monthly payments of 122,500 ֏
3–4 weeks
Who it is for: Established businesses that want customers from Google
200,000 ֏per month
1 lost event a month at an average 200,000 ֏ margin
The package pays for itself in about 3 months
An illustration based on the assumption above. Put your own numbers in and the arithmetic works the same way.
Fixed price, agreed before work starts. Armenian, English and Russian included in every package.
All packages →Not a full price — events vary too much. But a budget range should be there, or half your enquiries will be outside the level you work at.
Yes. Only what has been agreed goes public. The rest stays in a private portfolio you show during meetings.
Yes. The structure is the same; the language and emphasis change — a wedding sells feeling, a corporate event sells organisation.
A business website takes 3–4 weeks. The timeline is written into the contract.
Tell us about your business and you will have a fixed-price quote within 24 hours.