A page for a photography, video and makeup team: your own albums and reels, what a package covers, who actually shoots on the day, what the bridal makeup includes, and a WhatsApp button that asks whether your date is free.
FUEiNT is a web and software company in Coimbatore, India, that builds single-page websites for event photography, videography and makeup teams, with date enquiries going straight to the team’s WhatsApp.
Wedding work is booked against a fixed muhurtham date, often months out, and the first message is never about price — it is whether you are free on the twenty-eighth. If you are, the family judges you on samples from a function like theirs: the same kind of hall, the same lighting. They want to know whether the person whose reel they liked is the one who will shoot, how many photographers and video people come, whether drone is extra, and when the album arrives. Makeup is a parallel booking with its own questions — trial or not, how many people, and what time you reach the house.
Photographs and a reel from functions you actually shot, arranged so a family sees work from a hall like the one they have booked.
The button asks whether you are free on a specific date, because that is the first thing every family wants and the only one that blocks the rest.
Candid, traditional, video, drone, albums and makeup, laid out as choices, with what is included and what is charged separately.
How many photographers and video people come, and whether the person whose work is shown is the one who shoots. Families ask this and are rarely told.
Bridal and party makeup, whether a trial is included, how many people you do, and what time you reach the house on the morning.
Message us saying you shoot weddings or do bridal makeup in Coimbatore. We ask for samples and how your packages are put together, in that chat.
We arrange the samples so the strongest work is seen first, write the package and team lines, and set the button to ask about a specific date.
No booking system, no dashboard and no login to keep. The date enquiry arrives on WhatsApp, you check the diary you already keep, and reply free or booked.
The page is priced on how many services and sample sets it carries. Ask on WhatsApp and the quote comes back there.
It depends on how much you do — a single photographer needs less page than a team covering candid, video, drone, decoration and bridal makeup. Send a WhatsApp message describing your work and we will quote you in that chat.
On WhatsApp, with the function date already typed into the message. Families always ask about the date first, so the page asks it for them and you reply free or booked without a phone call in the middle of a shoot.
No. Most teams show what the packages contain and quote the figure on WhatsApp once the date, the number of functions and the album count are known. Publishing one number tends to attract enquiries for a wedding you were never going to shoot.
Yes, and you should. A family booking a first birthday does not want to scroll through four weddings to find one relevant photograph. We group the samples by function type so each kind of customer sees their own event first.
Send them on WhatsApp after a good function and we swap in the new set. Most teams refresh once a season. There is no gallery manager to log into, and no half-uploaded album sitting there from last year.
Your first message is already typed.
Your own photographs from two functions tell us how the page should be built. Message them on WhatsApp and we will come back with the plan and the cost.
தெய்வத்தான் ஆகா தெனினும் முயற்சிதன்மெய்வருத்தக் கூலி தரும்.