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Who this is for

The basics

1. 1

   One line that says what you are.

   Under 200 characters. "A working farm with a restored dairy barn and rooms for forty of your guests." Not a slogan.
2. 2

   About you, in a few paragraphs.

   What you do, where, since when, and how a wedding with you actually goes. Plain sentences. Couples read this one.
3. 3

   Why do couples choose you?

   The thing a past couple would say about you if we asked them. Three or four sentences.
4. 4

   Starting price, and roughly where you land.

   Leave it blank rather than guess; we never publish a price you did not give us.

   Starting at ($)Typical rangeChoose oneUnder $1,000$1,000 to $2,500$2,500 to $5,000$5,000 to $10,000$10,000 to $25,000$25,000 and up
5. 5

   Website, phone, and town.

   Whatever couples should use to reach you.

   WebsitePhoneTown
6. 6

   Your socials.

   Each one becomes a link on your page, so couples can see more of your work. Handles or full links both work.

   InstagramFacebookTikTokPinterestYouTubeAnything else

A few questions, in your words

These appear on your page as a short interview, in your words.

1. 1

   What sets you apart?

   Not the tagline. The specific thing you do that others do not.
2. 2

   Why do you love weddings?

   Say it plainly. Couples can tell.
3. 3

   Your favorite moment of a wedding day?

   The part you look forward to every single time.
4. 4

   One wedding you'll never forget?

   What happened, and why it stuck with you. First names or no names are both fine.

What couples have said

1. 1

   Up to six short quotes from couples you have worked with.

   Their words, with their permission. One quote per line.

Photos

1. 1

   Up to ten photos, your best first.

   Real weddings, not logos or storefronts. Wide (landscape) photos only; your page shows each one in a wide frame, so a tall photo would be cropped. JPG or PNG, at least 1,600 px wide; 2,500 or more is ideal. Up to 10 MB each. Send the original files from your photographer, not screenshots, collages, blurry images, big text overlays or heavily watermarked images. A photo that is too small or too tall is refused on the spot, with the reason, so nothing comes back to you later.

   Photographer credit, where requiredI have the right to use these photos, and Hudson Valley Hitched may show them on my page and on its Instagram, credited to me.

For venues only

Skip this section unless you host weddings. Tick what applies; we only show a fact you confirm.

Where to reach you

If this is the email on your account, your page updates the moment you send. Otherwise we check it first.