Their site today, beside my redesign
GFF's current site is a capable Webflow build, with packages, four venues and an FAQ on the homepage. The concept takes the same business in a warmer direction and builds it around photographs of the couples themselves.
Before After
Before After Left of the handle is gffweddings.com as it stood on 8 October 2026. Right of it is my concept. Drag the handle to compare.
What changed
| Today | In the redesign | |
|---|---|---|
| First screen | A full-screen video with the GFF logo faded over it, the headline "Your Wedding, Beautifully Handled" and one button. | A bride and groom at their pelamin, a line saying who GFF is for, and two buttons: book a free consultation or view the work. |
| The work | Wedding photos live on the Portfolio page, a "See Portfolio" click away. | Five weddings in a photo grid on the homepage, with a link through to the full gallery. |
| Services | Two full-service packages, Essential and All-In, both with an on-day coordinator. | Four services named separately, including partial planning and day-of coordination, ahead of the package. |
| Look and type | White type over video and photography, a modern serif headline and sans-serif navigation in capitals. | Ivory, chocolate and sage colour blocks, Cormorant Garamond in capitals with an italic accent, and copper buttons. |
| Getting in touch | A WhatsApp chat widget, "Work With Us" in the header and "Book a Consultation" in the hero. | "Book Consultation" pinned in the header, and a closing band with a free consultation and WhatsApp side by side. |
The project at a glance
I redesigned the homepage around what couples come to see, which is other couples. A bride and groom at their pelamin open it, five real weddings sit on the homepage, and four services come before the package price.
- Designed for
- Malay Wedding Planner
- Industry
- Weddings & Events
- Location
- Singapore
- Designed
- October 2026
- Time to design
- 1 week
- Status
- Design concept, not a launched site
What I did
Built with
HTML, CSS, JavaScript
What GFF Weddings needs, and how the design answers it
Today
The current site opens on the GFF logo over a video
Couples pick a planner by the weddings it has run, and the current first screen leads with the name and one button, Book a Consultation. A couple who wants to look before they talk has no button for that.
What the design does
The design opens on a bride and groom at their pelamin
They sit in white against a wall of roses, under Your Dream Wedding Awaits, which I set in capitals with Awaits in italics. Book a Free Consultation and View Our Work sit side by side, so a couple can look at the weddings first or book straight away.
Today
The current site keeps its wedding photos on the Portfolio page
The homepage covers venues, packages and an FAQ, and the couples GFF has planned for are a click away. Those photos are what a couple came to see.
What the design does
The design puts five weddings on the homepage
Wedding Portfolio is a grid of five couples, from a bride and groom in gold at their pelamin to a pair in sage green under the flowers. View Full Gallery sits beside the heading for anyone who wants more.
Today
The current site offers two full packages, Essential and All-In
Every package comes with a coordinator on the day, but partial planning and day-of coordination aren't named as options on their own. A couple who only needs help on the day can take that to mean GFF is out of reach.
What the design does
The design names four services before the price
Our Services, on a dark chocolate band, gives Full Wedding Planning, Partial Planning, Day-of Coordination and Venue & Decor a card each, with a line on what's involved and a Learn More link. The package and its price come further down, after the weddings and the reviews.
The whole concept, desktop and phone
These are full captures of the concept. Open either frame to scroll down the whole page.
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