Instagram Reels for wedding planners: the portfolio that gets you booked
Instagram is a wedding planner’s portfolio: couples check your style there before writing to you. Regular Reels made from your wedding photos show your world and get you discovered by couples who don’t follow you yet.
Ready-to-use prompts
6 video ideas for wedding planners
01Wedding of the month
A wedding told in 20 seconds: decor, ceremony, party.
02Decor ideas
Tables, arches, centerpieces: inspiring Reels that get saved.
03Packages explained
What each package includes, so couples know what to ask for.
04Year in review
All your weddings of the year in one Reel: proof of experience.
05Partner vendors
Photographer, florist, caterer: showcase your network.
06The couple’s words
A testimonial over a photo of the couple, with consent.
Sample script
On-screen text and voice-over, scene by scene. Paste it into ManyMotion and adapt it to your offer.
Scene 1
Sarah & James 💛
🎙️ “Sarah and James’s wedding.”
Scene 2
180 guests • Gold & white theme
🎙️ “A hundred and eighty guests, a gold and white theme.”
Scene 3
6 months of planning
🎙️ “Six months of planning for a perfect evening.”
Scene 4
“We didn’t have to handle a thing”
🎙️ “Their words: we didn’t have to handle a thing.”
Scene 5
Your turn? Message us 💌
🎙️ “Your turn? Message us.”
What works for wedding planners on Instagram
- A consistent look that reflects your style.
- Alternate real-wedding Reels and idea Reels.
- Tag vendors and couples (with consent) to widen your reach.
- The contact link in your bio.
Mistakes to avoid
- Reels with no story: tell one wedding from start to finish.
- Posting other vendors’ photos without credit.
- Slow DM replies: couples often compare 3 planners.
Frequently asked questions
How long should a Reel be?
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15 to 30 seconds for a wedding, up to 45 seconds for a recap.
Can I reuse Reels on TikTok?
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Yes, the 9:16 format is the same.
Do I need an animated logo?
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An animated sign-off at the end helps people recognize you.
How much does a Reel cost?
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A 20-second Reel uses 20 credits. Your first video costs $2 instead of $5. See pricing.