Galleries that sell the day
Full-width photo galleries of real events in your space, optimised to load instantly while the organiser is still imagining theirs.
Couples and corporate organisers shortlist venues from photographs, then enquire with the ones whose site made the day feel real. Pendro presents your space and past events at full width, answers capacity and pricing questions up front, and delivers enquiries with the dates and guest numbers you can quote from.
Free plan forever. No credit card to start.
Agendas, speakers, countdowns, and sign-ups: the whole event front-of-house without an events platform’s fees.
Full-width photo galleries of real events in your space, optimised to load instantly while the organiser is still imagining theirs.
Capacity, layouts, accessibility, accommodation, and what is included. The FAQ section answers the checklist so enquiries arrive half-qualified.
Date, guest count, event type, and budget captured in the form, so your first reply can hold the date and quote realistically.
“Converted barn wedding venue in the Cotswolds, seats 120, exclusive-use weekends with on-site accommodation”
You get a draft with a gallery of real events in your space, the capacity and layout answers up front, and an enquiry form carrying date, guests and budget.
It starts from a template made for the trade. Here that is Wedding Planner, the one rendered live at the top of this page.
Write your own briefAn example, not a live demo. Nothing runs on this page.

Event businesses sell an imagined future, and imagination runs on photography. A venue site has to let an organiser picture their event in your space within thirty seconds: the room dressed, the marquee lit, last summer's wedding at golden hour. Pendro's gallery sections carry that at full width with automatic optimisation, so fifty high-resolution images do not cost you the visitor on a phone. Video sections add the walkthrough, and testimonial layouts give past clients room to tell the story properly.
Then the site quietly qualifies the enquiry. The FAQ section answers the checklist: capacity by layout, accessibility, accommodation, corkage, curfew. That reduces repetitive email and signals professionalism. The enquiry form asks for the date, guest count, event type, and budget band, so your reply can confirm availability and attach a realistic proposal in one message. Date-led businesses live on response speed, and the announcement bar advertises remaining peak-season dates while they still matter.
Every plan starts free — see what each plan includes.
Venues and planners shortlist Squarespace for its galleries, fairly. The comparison looks at what happens after the gallery, when an enquiry needs a date, a guest count, and a budget attached. Read the full Pendro vs Squarespace comparison, or see how Pendro measures up against Wix, Framer and WordPress.
They enquire with their date and you confirm from your own diary by reply. Enquiries arrive instantly, so a same-hour response is easy, and you keep control of the calendar without publishing it for anyone else to read.
One site, separate pages. A weddings page and a corporate page can each speak their audience's language and rank for their own searches, while sharing your galleries and enquiry flow. Each page is independently editable, so you can develop one without touching the other.
Yes. Most venues state a "from" price or a package outline, which filters out mismatched budgets while keeping the conversation open. The pricing section handles either level of detail, and you can change approach at any time.
More than feels comfortable. Organisers self-select, so an empty-room shot next to the dressed one, a floor plan, and honest capacity figures by layout save both sides a wasted viewing. Put the unglamorous detail, curfew, corkage, access times, and wet-weather plans, in the FAQ section.
No card, no time limit. One site free forever, and nothing you change can make it look undesigned.