Turn every inquiry into a real consultation — capture the couple's date, budget, guest count, and vision before the first call so you walk in already prepared.
A complete wedding consultation form that collects both partners' details, the date, venue, guest count, budget range, and the aesthetic the couple is going for. Planners and vendors share one link, get the brief in their inbox, and skip the back-and-forth that usually fills the first three emails.
14 fields — customize any field or add new ones with AI.
Need different fields?
Tell the AI what to change — "add a budget dropdown" or "remove phone number" — and it edits the form instantly. Every field type above can be added, removed, or relabeled through the chat interface.
Everything you need to launch this form in minutes, share it with your team, and collect submissions reliably.
Two name fields, one primary contact — no awkward "and who am I speaking with?" on the call.
A dropdown with realistic ranges gets honest answers. Couples will skip an open budget field 8 times out of 10.
A long-form textarea where the couple describes the wedding they want — usually the most useful field on the whole form.
A URL field for the Pinterest board or Instagram saves. You'll get visual context before the call starts.
Couples select exactly what they're hiring you for — planning, day-of coordination, design, vendor sourcing — so the quote matches the ask.
Most inquiries come from a phone after work. The form reads cleanly on a small screen, signature fields and all.
Click "Use this template free." Flexform loads the form instantly — no account needed to preview.
Type what you want to change in the chat: fields to add or remove, rename labels, change field types, or rearrange pages.
Link to HubSpot or Slack with one click, then embed on your site or share the link.
A planner working 18-24 weddings a year uses the form as her inquiry funnel. The Slack notification pings her phone, and she replies within the hour — which she says is the single biggest reason her close rate beats the bigger studios.
A wedding photographer charging $6K+ packages uses the budget dropdown to filter inquiries. Couples in the lower bands get a templated reply with package info; couples in his range get a real consultation slot.
A barn venue in upstate New York uses the form as the gateway to a site tour. Guest count and date go straight into a Google Sheet the venue manager reviews each Monday to schedule that week's tours.
A studio florist captures the aesthetic field plus inspiration links, then walks into the consultation with mood boards already pulled. The couple notices, and the close rate reflects it.
A coordinator who only takes weddings within 6 weeks of the date uses the wedding-date field to auto-route. Anything further out gets a polite "we'll check back closer to the date" reply; anything inside the window books a call.
A planner runs a referral network with 12 other vendors. Each vendor uses the same form template branded to their own business, and the planner gets a copy of every booking via webhook into her own CRM.
Connect this form to your existing tools with no middleware. Every submission triggers your workflow automatically.
Data appears in your CRM or spreadsheet within 1–2 seconds of submission — no cron jobs, no delays.
Route submissions to different Slack channels, HubSpot pipelines, or Airtable bases based on field values.
Pre-fill form fields with CRM data for returning visitors. Update existing records instead of creating duplicates.
Aim for 8 to 12 fields. Couples filling out an inquiry on their phone after work will abandon anything that feels like a survey, but anything under 6 fields and you're back to the same questions on the call. This template lands in the right middle.
Yes — but as a dropdown with bands, not an open number field. Couples skip open budget fields more often than any other field on the form. Ranges feel less invasive and give you what you actually need: a yes-or-no on whether the inquiry is in your tier.
You can — and you don't have to know how to use a form builder. Describe what you want in plain English ("add a question about ceremony location, remove the inspiration links field") and the AI rewrites the form. Most vendors customize a template in under 5 minutes.
Connect the form to Slack and you'll get a message in a channel the moment a couple hits submit — usually within seconds. You can also send to a Google Sheet for batch review, or push into HubSpot as a new lead. Most vendors run all three.
It's built mobile-first, because that's where most wedding inquiries come from. The form reads cleanly on any screen, dropdowns work the way couples expect, and submissions feel as fast on a phone as on a laptop.
Yes. The share link works without any setup, but if you have a website you can drop the form in as an embed and keep the couple on your domain the entire time. If you have a native iOS or Android app, the Kotlin Multiplatform SDK embeds it there too.
It's stored in your FlexForm account and pushed wherever you've connected — Slack, Sheets, HubSpot, your email, a webhook to your own system. You own the data, you can export it any time, and couples get a confirmation email so they know it went through.
The free plan covers the form, the share link, and a reasonable monthly volume — enough for most solo vendors. Paid plans unlock the AI editing, higher submission limits, and the full set of integrations. You can start on free and upgrade only if you outgrow it.
Open the template, customize with AI, connect your tools, and publish — in under 5 minutes.
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