sizzledraft

Make your real weddings move

Sizzledraft turns a wedding planner's portfolio URL into a short video ad using real project images, case studies and brand styling from the site. The finished ad can highlight both the weddings you have delivered and the planning stress you remove for couples.

Opening lines that work here

  • A beautiful wedding should not require a stressful year.

    It connects the finished celebration in the portfolio with the planning burden couples want removed.

  • See the details. Skip the planning panic.

    It pairs image-rich footage of tables, flowers and place settings with a clear promise of calmer coordination.

  • This wedding looked effortless. The planning was not.

    It creates curiosity about the schedules, suppliers and decisions behind a polished real wedding.

How can I turn my wedding portfolio into a video ad?

Start with a portfolio URL that shows complete celebrations rather than a loose gallery of bouquets and table settings. Sizzledraft drives a browser through the page and captures real project thumbnails, case study images and relevant details from the about page. It then builds a scene using the site's own colours and typography, renders it frame by frame and adds synthesised audio. The first video is cut from the site alone, so clear case study headings and short descriptions help connect the images to the planning work behind them. Later videos accept a prompt, which lets you focus on a destination weekend, a marquee wedding, supplier coordination or the calm handover from planning to the wedding day.

What should a wedding planner video ad show first?

Lead with one strong real-wedding image that makes the scale or atmosphere clear within three seconds. A ceremony reveal, a full reception room or a couple entering dinner usually communicates more than a rapid sequence of isolated details. Follow it with evidence of the planner's role, such as a case study title, location, guest count if the site states it, or copy about timelines and supplier management. The ad should not imply that attractive flowers alone removed the couple's stress. Connect the finished setting to the decisions that produced it. Close with a direct action tied to the service, such as viewing the full wedding, checking date availability or enquiring about full-service planning.

Can a video ad show how I reduce wedding stress?

Yes, if the portfolio explains what happened behind the finished images. Case study copy can show how you managed a venue change, coordinated several suppliers, built a workable wedding-day schedule or helped a couple narrow competing design ideas. Those details give the script a concrete reason for the polished result on screen. If the site only contains photographs, the first video can still present the wedding and your visual style, but it should not invent planning problems or claim outcomes the page does not support. Add concise captions to future case studies describing your responsibility, the constraint and the resolution. Later videos can also use a prompt to emphasise a documented part of your process.

What the browser actually gets

Our browser captures real project thumbnails, case study images and the about page, then uses the site's colours and typography to author the scene. Wedding portfolio sites usually provide strong visual footage, but image-first galleries may contain too little written detail to build a specific script about logistics, supplier coordination or stress removal.

The common mistake

A common mistake is cutting together beautiful detail shots without explaining what the planner did. Fix it by pairing one real wedding with specific, documented planning work, such as timeline control, supplier coordination or solving a venue constraint.

  • Choosing a few persuasive moments from galleries containing hundreds of ceremony, tablescape and reception images
  • Writing a useful voiceover when the portfolio shows beautiful weddings but says little about timelines, suppliers or problems solved
  • Explaining the calm, practical work behind a polished wedding without making the ad feel like a generic venue montage

Questions

Will the video use photographs from my real weddings?
Yes. The browser captures images that are available on the portfolio URL, including project thumbnails and case study photography. This keeps the footage tied to weddings you actually present. Check that you have permission to use each image in advertising, especially where photographer agreements or client privacy terms limit promotional use.
What if my wedding portfolio has almost no written copy?
The images can still produce a strong visual sequence, but limited copy reduces the available material for a specific script. Add short case study notes covering the venue, planning brief, your responsibilities and any documented challenge you resolved. The video should not guess what happened behind photographs of a finished ceremony or reception.
What video formats do I receive for wedding ads?
Vertical video is 1080x1920 and horizontal video is 1920x1080. Both render at 30fps in H.264, with audio normalised to -14 LUFS. Vertical suits full-screen social placements, while horizontal can present wide ceremony aisles, marquees and reception rooms without forcing every portfolio image into a narrow crop.
Can I use a trending sound with the wedding video?
A trending sound is handed over as a link so you can attach it natively when publishing. It is not baked into the exported file because baked-in audio does not count as using that platform sound. This also lets you check that the track fits the ceremony, reception or planning message before posting.

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