Website for a Photo and Video Studio in Drobeta-Turnu Severin
In Drobeta-Turnu Severin, the question “is the date still free?” is almost always followed by a second one: “and when do we get the photos?”. Not out of impatience, but because a wedding here rarely ends on Saturday night. The couple does a shoot around town with the Danube close by, takes a boat through the Cazane a few weeks later, and the printed album waits for both. Neither they nor their parents can know in what order it all arrives.
A good website for a Severin studio tells them clearly, from the first visit, what they get and when, so you don't repeat the same calendar on every call. That's the kind of site MPO Web Studio builds, and the mockup is yours to see for free, before you pay anything.
Professional website from €290 · delivered in 3–7 days
How it works
- 1We build you a free demo of your site
- 2You tell us what to change
- 3You pay only if you love it
Between the Water Tower and the pillars of Trajan's Bridge
For the wedding-day shoot, couples in Severin don't need to go far. They have the walls of the Severin Fortress, the paths of the Rose Park with the Water Tower behind, the façade of the Palace of Culture and the Danube bank by the remaining pillars of Trajan's Bridge, where almost two millennia of history literally sit in the frame. A local photographer knows them by heart: where to get in, where the wind blows off the river, how long it takes to move the whole family by car. For the couple, that means a compact day with no long drives between church, shoot and venue. For you, it means many good frames in a short time — and, for that very reason, a selection that takes more hours of editing than people imagine.
A second shooting day, on the water, in the Cazane
Many couples add a separate boat trip through the Cazanele Dunării, the Danube Gorges: about an hour's drive upstream, past the Iron Gates dam and Orșova, then narrow water between rock walls, the carved face of Decebalus and Mraconia Monastery on the bank. This day doesn't stick to the wedding. It's scheduled around the weather, because wind ruffles the water and morning fog can cling to the rocks until late. It shifts by a week, sometimes by a month. The couple, who paid for a single package, sees the material arriving in instalments and doesn't always understand why. A photographer in Severin lives with this gap every season.
What the couple receives after the last dance, in order and on schedule
On your site, this part doesn't stay a line lost in the package description. We lay it out as a calendar with two clocks: one starts on the evening of the wedding, the other only on the day you go out on the water, and each delivery sits under its own clock, with your real turnaround. There we also write what depends on them: choosing the album photos, the song for the film, the delivery address. A couple who reads this before signing won't call two weeks later asking where everything is. We make the mockup for free, with your timelines written into it; the site starts at €290, is published within days, comes with one round of revisions, and for the first 7 days after launch we fix anything that slips through. We work from Cluj-Napoca, on WhatsApp only.
Frequently asked questions
The boat trip through the Cazane sometimes happens a month after the wedding. How do I write the timelines so it doesn't look like I'm late?+
We separate them. The wedding material has its own turnaround, counted from the wedding day; the Cazane material has another, counted from the day you went out on the water. The album, which brings both together, starts only after the second shooting day. Written this way, couples see for themselves why it can't all come at once, and a postponement because of wind no longer looks like a delay.
The album almost always stalls with the couple, who don't pick the photos. Can I say that on the site without it sounding like a reproach?+
Yes, if we write it as their step, not as their fault. In the calendar on the site, “choosing the photos for the album” appears in its place, with an indicative deadline set by you and a short explanation: printing starts once you receive the list. The couple understands from the start that part of the clock is in their hands, and you no longer send awkward reminders.
Do the couple hire the boat for the Cazane gorges, or do I bring it? How do I put that on the site so it doesn't lead to arguments?+
You write exactly how you work. If you hire it, you say the boat is included in the price and for how many people; if the couple book it, you give them the names of a few boatmen you've been out with before and tell them what you need on board: room for the equipment and an hour more than the usual route. Next to that goes the wind rule — who decides on postponing and how soon the new outing gets set. On paper it looks like a detail; on the morning the water is choppy, it's the only line anyone still reads.
I want the calendar of what couples receive right on the home page, not hidden in packages. Does it fit in the €290 option?+
It fits. A one-page site starts at €290, and the calendar can be one of its sections, next to the portfolio and contact. If the site grows later, the calendar moves to a page of its own without redoing anything. You get the exact amount in writing before we start, and the mockup is free.
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