LIV Eventi

People choosing where to get married or celebrate don’t read spec sheets: they look at the light, picture their guests and wonder where the first toast will be. LIV is a venue overlooking Lake Lucrino, in Pozzuoli, with a hall and terrace on the lake, a garden, a pool, a bistro and a space for ceremonies. The website had to convey the feel of the place and help turn inspiration into a precise enquiry.

What we built

• The same light, three moments. A section shows the venue by day, at sunset and in the evening: you choose the time of day and the photograph and the story change. Each atmosphere can be saved among your own ideas.
• My event. As they browse the site, visitors save the spaces, atmospheres and photographs that feel like them, up to twenty, without registering. In their collection they say what they’re celebrating, how many guests they have in mind and roughly when: it all arrives in the contact form together with the enquiry.
• A page for every occasion. Weddings, 18th birthdays, private parties and corporate events each have their own pages, which tell the day as a sequence of moments, from the ceremony to the party, with the questions people ask before a visit.
• A gallery to browse by space. One hundred and thirty-seven photographs grouped by setting: panoramic views, the lakeside hall, pool, garden, civil ceremony, bistro, catering and party. They filter with a tap, load in batches, and each one can be saved to the collection.
• Clear enquiries. The form asks for the type of event, an approximate date and the number of guests, and makes it clear that an enquiry is not a booking. Alongside are phone, WhatsApp and directions.
• Accessible on every screen. A WordPress theme built from scratch. All eight pages pass automated accessibility checks with no errors, on desktop and on mobile.

What we add

The difference lies in the step from inspiration to enquiry. A venue’s website usually shows beautiful photographs and then asks you to write out the date, guests and ideas from scratch. Here, what visitors have gathered during their visit is already in the form, so the first conversation starts from the spaces and atmospheres they’ve chosen, not from a list of questions.

When it makes sense. If you run a venue, a restaurant that hosts receptions or an events space, your website can do more than show photographs: it can help visitors work out which space suits them and get in touch with their ideas already clear.