Photography sites fail by decorating. Lumen builds a quiet frame — large images, almost no chrome, type that stays out of the picture — and then puts the packages and the enquiry form where a couple who have just finished scrolling will find them.
Free to build and look at. No card until you want your own domain.
Documentary wedding photography
Wedding photographer — gallery-first. This is the design direction the prompt asks for, not a stock screenshot.
Not a blank theme with sections you fill in later. Lumen writes each of these with real content for your business, and you change any of it afterwards by saying so in chat.
Gallery-first — quiet frame, the work does the talking. The palette, the type pairing and the amount of motion are decided together, which is the difference between a design and a colour scheme.
As many as you ask for — weddings, portraits, editorial, each its own page. Ask in chat to add one and Lumen builds it in the same design as the rest.
Images you upload are served from storage at a size suited to the layout, and the published site is static HTML and CSS with no framework to download first. A gallery page is heavy by nature, but nothing else on the page adds to it.
Yes, as a package table. Many photographers prefer "from ₹X" or no figure at all — say which you want in the prompt and the page is built that way.
None of these? Describe your business in a sentence — Lumen does not need a template to exist first.