How to Create a Photography Packages Page in WordPress

How to Create a Photography Packages Page with Gutenverse

Now that you know what to include, let’s build the page in WordPress.

For this example, we’ll create a portrait photography packages page with three session options. You can follow the same process for wedding, family, event, or product photography services.

Step 1: Set Up Your WordPress Website

First, make sure your WordPress website is ready.

You can use your existing photography theme or choose one that works well with the WordPress block editor.

If you haven’t selected a theme yet, check out our guide to the best free WordPress photography theme for photographers. It covers Photology, a photography-focused block theme that works with Gutenverse.

Next, install Gutenverse from your WordPress dashboard:

You can now start building your page using the WordPress block editor and Gutenverse blocks.

Step 2: Create an Introduction Section

Start with a short introduction that explains the photography services you offer.

This section helps visitors understand what kind of sessions they can book before they explore your packages.

For example, a portrait photographer could use:

Title: Portrait Photography Packages

Description: Capture your favorite moments with a photography session that fits your needs. Explore our portrait packages and find the right option for your next session.

You can also add a photo that represents your photography style. Choose an image that matches the type of service you’re promoting.

With Gutenverse, you can use the Heading, Text Editor, and Container blocks to arrange these elements. Adjust the spacing, typography, and background to match the rest of your website.

Keep this section simple. Your visitors should quickly understand what you offer and where to find the package details.

Step 3: Create Your Photography Package Layout

This is the main part of your photography pricing page.

A good package layout helps visitors compare your services without switching between different pages.

For this example, we’ll create three portrait photography packages.

These prices and package details are examples. Replace them with your actual services.

To build this layout, add a Gutenverse Section and Flexible Wrapper block, then arrange three smaller containers inside it.

Each container will represent one photography package.

Add the package name, price, short description, and included services. You can use Heading, Text Editor, and Icon List blocks to organize the information.

Finally, add a button to each package with a label such as Inquire About This Package.

You can also highlight your most popular package with a different background or border. However, keep the design consistent so visitors can compare all three options easily.

Step 4: Explain What’s Included in Each Package

A pricing table gives visitors a quick overview, but some services may need more explanation.

For example, what does “15 edited photos” actually mean? Will clients receive high-resolution digital files? How long does delivery take? Can they choose which photos you edit?

You can answer these questions in a short section below your packages.

Explain how your photography sessions work, what clients receive afterward, and whether your pricing includes editing or additional services.

If you offer optional extras, list them separately. These might include additional edited images, extra session time, printed photos, or travel outside your usual service area.

Make sure visitors can distinguish between what’s included in the package and what costs extra.

This helps set clear expectations before someone sends an inquiry.

Step 5: Add Photography Examples and Testimonials

People usually want to see examples of your photography before choosing a package.

Adding a small gallery below your pricing section helps visitors connect your services with the results they can expect.

For example, if you’re promoting portrait packages, show photos from actual portrait sessions rather than unrelated wedding or product photography.

You can use the Gutenverse Gallery block to display your work in a grid or masonry layout. Choose a few strong images that represent your photography style.

For a more detail, read our guide on how to create a gallery section on your WordPress portfolio page.

You can also add testimonials from previous clients.

A short review about the photography experience, communication, or final photos can help potential clients understand what it’s like to work with you.

Use genuine client feedback and keep this section focused. You don’t need to show your entire portfolio again.

Step 6: Add a Photography Inquiry Form

Once visitors find a package they like, they need a way to contact you.

Instead of sending everyone to a general contact page, you can add an inquiry form directly to your photography packages page.

With Gutenverse Form, you can create a form that collects the details you need before discussing a session.

For a photography inquiry form, consider including:

You can create the form using Gutenverse Form‘s drag-and-drop builder and customize the fields to match your services.

Next, connect each package’s inquiry button to the form section. Visitors can select a package, move to the inquiry form, and submit their details.

Use a clear button label such as Send an Inquiry or Ask About Availability.

Remember that an inquiry form is not the same as a confirmed booking. You still need to review the request, confirm your availability, and discuss the session details with the client.

Step 7: Add a Frequently Asked Questions Section

Even after reading your packages, visitors may still have questions.

A FAQ section helps answer common concerns without making the main package descriptions too long.

You can use the Gutenverse Accordion block to organize your questions and answers. This keeps the page tidy while allowing visitors to open the information they need.

Focus on questions that relate directly to your photography services. For example, explain how far in advance clients should contact you, how photo delivery works, and whether they can customize a package.

You can also explain your rescheduling policy, payment requirements, or location arrangements.

Keep the answers short and make sure they reflect your actual business policies.

Step 8: Check Your Page Before Publishing

Before publishing your photography packages page, preview it on both desktop and mobile devices.

A three-column package layout may look good on a large screen, but it can become difficult to read on a phone.

Check whether each package remains easy to understand when the columns stack vertically. Make sure the prices, descriptions, and inquiry buttons stay visible.

You should also test your inquiry form to confirm that submissions reach the intended destination.

Finally, review your package details, image quality, and links. Once everything looks good, publish the page and add it to your website’s navigation menu.