Real couples are searching across New Zealand.
Be where they look.
One flat price. No paid rankings. No commission. Couples see your real work, enquire directly, and the booking is yours — every cent of it.
Planning a wedding? Couple’s sign-up is here
Listed and live in three steps.
- 01
Create your account
Sign up in a couple of minutes. New to us, or already have a profile couples have tagged? Claim it and pick up where it left off.
- 02
Build your listing
Upload your portfolio, set your pricing, mark your availability. Most vendors are done in under an hour — no approval queue, no waiting.
- 03
Go live & get enquiries
Publish the moment you’re ready. Every enquiry arrives with the couple’s date, region, guest count and style already attached.
A listing that works like a shopfront, not a classified ad.
Set up in under an hour
Upload your portfolio, set your pricing, mark your availability. Your listing goes live the moment you’re ready — no approval queue.
Enquiries arrive ready to reply
Every enquiry lands with the couple’s date, region, guest count and style already attached. You know whether it’s a fit before you open it.
See how couples find you
Your owner dashboard shows views, opens, and enquiries as a funnel. See which months bring traffic and where couples drop off.
Unpublish or cancel in one click
Booked solid? Unpublish your listing instantly. Need to leave? Cancel from Stripe with no phone call, no retention copy, no guilt.
The model is the difference.
Most wedding directories sell ranking. We sell a listing. Your position is earned by your work, your reviews, and your availability — and that rule is permanent.
Every enquiry goes straight to you
One couple, one vendor, one conversation. We never share, resell, or match your enquiries. The relationship is yours from the first message.
Rankings reflect quality, not budget
Search position is earned by your work, reviews, and availability. It cannot be bought — not now, not ever. That’s the promise the platform is built on.
One flat price, zero commission
$25/month as a founding vendor. $39/month after the first 100. No percentage on bookings, no hidden fees. A photographer who books one wedding at $3,500 has covered seven years of listing fees.
Be one of the first 100.
The first 100 vendors get the founding price — locked in for the life of their listing. Same plan, same features. Once they fill, the price moves to $39/month.
One plan. Everything.
- Full portfolio with cover photo and medallion
- Pricing display — flat, per-head, or per-package
- Availability calendar — open, held, booked
- Direct enquiries with couple’s wedding profile
- Owner dashboard — inbox, calendar, performance funnel
- Free premium listing on businessdirectory.co.nz
- 50% off editorial feature on Noteworthy
One booking covers years.
The things every vendor asks before they sign up.
By relevance. Region match, category, availability for the couple’s date, review count and score, and listing completeness. Position cannot be bought. Newer vendors aren’t penalised — there’s a visible “new to Wedding Vendors” state, not a graveyard at the bottom.
No. A flat monthly subscription and nothing else. The couple contacts you directly, the contract is between you and them. No platform fee, no escrow, no commission.
Your listing shows “No reviews yet” plainly — no fake stars, no editorial badges. Your portfolio does most of the work early on; reviews follow from couples who book through the platform.
A free tier is how directories fill with spam, fake businesses and stolen portfolios. Paid listings mean every vendor on the platform is real and committed. The price is low enough that one converted booking covers years of listing fees.
Cancel anytime from the Stripe billing portal — your listing stays live until the end of the paid period. Unpublish anytime with one click in your dashboard if you just need a quiet month.
Yes. $390/year incl. GST — two months free compared to monthly billing. Founding vendors pay $250/year. Same listing, same features, lower annual cost.
Photographers, videographers, florists, celebrants, caterers, bands and DJs, stationery, cakes, hire, planners, hair and makeup, stylists, transport, jewellers, marquees — the whole team. If your service belongs at a wedding, you belong in the directory.
No. Solo photographers, two-person florist studios, one-person celebrants — most of the directory is people running real, often small, businesses. What matters is that you’re doing the work.