Google support for wedding suppliers

Your last wedding should help sell the next one.

Couples compare suppliers through portfolios, venues, recommendations and Google. Make sure the work they find there reflects the weddings, packages and areas you actually work in now.

Free check · no card required · no ranking promises

Elegant wedding reception table setting
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What the customer is deciding

Can a couple tell whether you are the right supplier for their wedding?

  1. 01

    What you actually provide

  2. 02

    The styles, venues or types of wedding you work with

  3. 03

    Recent real work rather than an old portfolio snapshot

  4. 04

    How to enquire about availability or a package

Real activity, reused properly

Turn finished wedding work into useful Google updates

What you already have

A recent wedding setup at a venue you genuinely worked at

What gets prepared for Google

A factual Google update explaining the service shown, the real venue or area context and how couples can enquire.

What you already have

A new package, seasonal availability or portfolio highlight

What gets prepared for Google

A current update that helps a couple understand what is available without inventing bookings, reviews or results.

Start with the smallest useful step

Do not buy ongoing help before you know what the listing needs.

Check it

Free Google check

£0

See public listing basics and nearby context where available.

Run the check →
Understand it

Human-reviewed audit

£11 one-off

A real person reviews the wider public picture and gives you priorities.

See the audit →
Fix it

Profile refresh

£49 one-off

The audit plus help handling agreed one-off listing changes.

See the refresh →
Keep it current

MapRank

£30/month

Send recent wedding work, venue details, package updates or availability. MapRank prepares the Google version around the real service and location for you to approve.

See MapRank →

Before you buy anything

Clear answers.

Does this guarantee a Google position?

No. Google controls its own search results. The service is about clearer, more current customer-facing information and a simpler content workflow.

Do I have to buy MapRank?

No. Start with the free public listing check. If a one-off issue needs attention, the £11 audit or £49 refresh may be a better fit.

Do you make up locations, services or results?

No. Content must be grounded in the real business information and material supplied.

Start with your own business

See the Google listing a new customer can see today.

If there is something worth fixing, choose the level of help that fits. If there is not, we will not invent a problem.

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