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Let couples explore the spaces before a visit
Where will the ceremony take place? What does the dining room look like? Can guests stay overnight? Let couples explore the spaces at their own pace before discussing the possibilities for their day.
Related project examples
Explore a chapel from different angles too
Alongside Pollepleats above, the Fletcher example shows a chapel with a dressed table. This is a room within a hotel project; the tour shows the photographed setup.
Fletcher Hotels
Berg en Dal
Explore Pollepleats in Westhem
For Pollepleats, we created a virtual walkthrough of the wedding venue in Westhem. The menu leads to the entrance, function rooms, bar, bedrooms and luxury suites. The kitchen, meeting room and wellness facilities are also accessible.
Couples can explore different parts of the venue and then ask specific questions. Open the tour yourself: which rooms would you show in a first conversation? That choice is the starting point for your own venue’s walkthrough.
Connect the spaces with the wedding day
Choose the spaces beforehand: where do guests arrive, where can the ceremony take place and which areas are used for dinner or a party? One room may serve several purposes. We agree which setup to photograph and which alternatives to show through additional images or explanations.
The tour shows the photographed setup. An empty room explains the space; a dressed dining room presents a different situation. Choose what couples need to understand and have that setup ready on the photography day. Keep guest numbers and options in your current venue information.
Guest rooms and practical spaces can matter too
At a venue with overnight accommodation, questions go beyond the function room. Show a representative bedroom or suite if that is part of your offer. Pollepleats demonstrates how those rooms can be accessible alongside the function spaces in one walkthrough.
Consider which routes couples need to understand. Are reception and dinner in the same building? Which shared spaces are included? The images give these questions a setting. Confirm accessibility, availability and wedding-day arrangements yourself when discussing an enquiry.
Use the tour before and during a viewing
Place the walkthrough alongside your venue information or share the link before an appointment. Partners and a wedding planner can explore the same room. During a conversation, open the space you are discussing so the explanation stays connected to the real venue.
Tell us which indoor and outdoor spaces matter, which setups you want to show and when they will be ready. We discuss photography, any additional explanations and delivery. Hosting and later changes to the interiors are agreed separately.
An estimate for your project
What does a virtual tour cost?
Virtual tours start at €1,500. Most business projects range from €2,500 to €5,000, excluding VAT. The size of the venue, preparation and chosen features determine the estimate.
Preparation, the shoot and production are included in the agreed project price. Additional locations, hosting and later updates are discussed separately.