Websites that book the wedding.

I design websites for florists, event designers and planners. Your best work goes up front, and inquiring takes one tap.

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I build your new homepage first, at no cost. You decide after you've clicked around it.

A candlelit reception designed by Bastille Flowers & Events, shown on the homepage concept
BASTILLEHomepage concept
Bastille Flowers & Events, NYC

Recent work

Each project starts as a concept I build before we talk money, so the studio sees its own new site, not a pitch deck.

A Bastille wedding reception
Bastille floral installation
Bastille table design
ConceptBastille Flowers & EventsChelsea, New YorkWeddings, events, homes

Bastille Flowers & Events

Bastille designs weddings at Oheka Castle and Cipriani, but its best photos were packed into one slideshow that was hard to get through, and the studio's range beyond weddings was easy to miss. The concept gives every service its own room.

  • Opening screenFive photos crossfade under the Bastille name, one mood at a time, instead of a crowded slideshow.
  • ServicesWeddings, events and homes each get a large photo beside what's included and where pricing starts.
  • ProofRecent weddings show the venue, the planner and the color palette that defined the room.
  • InquiryA large "Start an inquiry" button on every screen, and a form that adapts to the service and can carry a chosen palette.
Open the concept Their current site
A woman on a brownstone stoop holding a white Refleurished bucket full of hydrangeas and Queen Anne's lace
A candlelit reception table covered in pink and ivory roses after the guests have gone
Hands re-cutting rose stems with brass scissors beside a stoneware vase
ConceptRefleurishedNew brandRescued event flowers

Refleurished

Refleurished collects flowers from weddings and events the morning after and remakes them into arrangements, bouquets and pressed keepsakes. A new idea has to land in one scroll, so the site tells the story of one night's flowers and then sells them.

  • Opening screen"Last night's flowers, rescued," with two clear paths: shop this week's flowers, or rescue your own event's flowers.
  • The storyA timeline from the last toast at 10:40 pm to the 7:00 am pickup shows why the business exists.
  • ShopThis week's pieces with real prices, from a $65 bouquet to a $95 arrangement, each one of a kind.
  • EventsA pickup request that asks for the date, venue and number of arrangements, with a pressed-keepsake option.
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How it works

You see the finished homepage before you pay for anything.

  1. I study your site

    Your best work, your services, and where clients get stuck before they inquire.

  2. I build your homepage

    A working concept with your own photos, free and with no obligation.

  3. You click around it

    On your laptop and your phone, on your own time. Then we talk.

  4. We launch it

    I build the rest of the site, move it to your domain, and keep it running.

What changes for your studio

Your best work, first

A few great photos up front, the rest spread through the site, each beside the service it sells.

Inquiries in one tap

A clear button on every screen and a short form that asks for the date, venue and budget you need.

Fast on every phone

Most couples find you on their phone. Pages load quickly and read cleanly at any size.

Hi, I'm Hudson.

I'm a web designer in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, working with florists, event designers and planners in New York City and the Lehigh Valley. I build every concept by hand around the studio's real work.

Right now I'm taking on a few founding clients at a reduced rate.

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