Your calendar is the business. Let's fill it.
WOW Social builds the enquiry engine behind banquet halls, luxury hotels, event companies and party clubs across the UK. Professional creative, live ad campaigns, and a lead pool that grows season after season instead of resetting every time the wedding dates change.
Four situations. Every venue is living at least one of them.
Nobody books a hall because of a hashtag. They book it because on the day they were deciding, one venue felt like the safe, beautiful, obvious choice — and the others felt like a risk. These four forces decide which one you are. Name the one costing you most, and it stops being a worry and starts being a plan.
Every venue's reels look the same now. Same drone sweep, same slow-motion mandap, same template.
Human-led creative built around your actual rooms, your actual light and your actual guests — the things a generated template cannot fake. Branded assets, live campaigns, and lead tracking from the first day, so you can see which film brought which enquiry.
See Level 1 — Foundation →The hall down the road is booking the dates you wanted — and replying to enquiries before you have opened the message.
One owned system where every enquiry lands, gets qualified and gets answered fast, with dashboards showing which season, which channel and which package is actually closing. A quarterly Lead Evolution report and a referral programme mean last season's families keep sending you the next ones.
See Level 2 — Growth →You pay more per enquiry every season, and the enquiries that arrive are further from booking than they used to be.
Stop renting your reach by the click. Your own WOW Campaigns app puts availability, offers and dates in front of an audience you own, with push notifications instead of paid impressions and real-time approvals so a festival offer goes out the same day you think of it.
See Level 3 — Transform →Money is parked while the calendar has gaps — and an empty Tuesday in the off-season costs the same to run as a full Saturday.
Move a portion of that idle capital into three to ten campaigns running at once, each aimed at a different date, package or audience. Gift hampers on closed bookings, and a lead pool that keeps working for the seasons after the one you paid for.
See Level 4 — Enterprise →Four situations. Four answers.
We did not build four price points. We built four answers, each aimed squarely at one of those forces. You do not have to fight all four in one season. You have to start where it is costing you dates.
One engine, four levels. The full plans live on the main site.
Each level answers one of the four situations above — pick where it is costing you most. Prices, inclusions and the full comparison are on wowcampaigns.co.uk.
Foundation
Human-led invite films of your actual venue, live ad campaigns, and every enquiry tracked from day one.
On the main site →Growth
Full dashboards, a quarterly Lead Evolution report and a referral engine, so past families keep sending new ones.
On the main site →Transform
Your own app with push notifications for open dates and offers — an audience you own, not one you rent by the click.
On the main site →Enterprise
Three to ten campaigns at once across dates and packages, with gift hampers on closed bookings.
On the main site →Almost half your fee is spent buying you enquiries.
During the launch period 45% of every pound you pay is deployed straight back into live ad spend behind your venue. Not overhead. Not retainer. Media, pointed at the families and planners choosing a hall this month.
The rest funds what that spend needs in order to work — the invite films, the campaign management, the dashboards, and the lead system that catches every enquiry the ads bring in before it goes cold.
After the launch period this reinvestment reduces to 28%. Contracts signed now hold the higher rate for their full term.
Build the engine — or buy a single campaign when the date demands one.
The quarterly contract is where the compounding happens, because a wedding season is not won in a fortnight. A single campaign stands on its own too — for a festival push, a new banquet floor, an extra activation on top of your quarter, or simply a first look at how the work feels.
Single Campaign
One campaign, bought on its own, aimed at one moment on your calendar.
- Starter — £349 per campaign
- Advanced — £499 per campaign
- Max — £799 per campaign
- Buy it directly — no proposal needed
- Also available as an extra alongside any contract
Quarterly Level Contract
Three campaigns every quarter, running as one system that builds on the season before it.
- Four levels, tailored to your season — see the full plans on the main site
- 3, 6, 9 or 12 months — up to 20% off
- 45% of fee reinvested into your ads
- Performance commission on closed bookings
- Prepared as a full written proposal
Three campaigns, one season, nothing left to chance.
A quarter is not three unrelated posts. It is one plan with three moves in it, built around the dates you most need filled.
We start with your calendar, not our template
Which dates are already gone, which ones you need filled, which packages carry the margin, and which enquiries you keep losing at the site-visit stage. That is the brief.
Three campaigns are designed for the quarter
Each one aimed at a different job — the peak dates, the quieter midweek inventory, the festival or corporate window in between. The invite films are made with AI where it is fast and human hands where it matters.
Campaigns go live with real media behind them
45% of your fee is deployed as actual ad spend during the launch period, pointed at planners and families in your catchment while they are still choosing.
Every enquiry lands in one place and gets qualified
Source, quality and outcome are tracked, so you know which film and which date brought the booking — not just that the phone rang.
The quarter is reviewed and the next one starts ahead
What converted gets more weight, what did not gets replaced, and the lead pool carries forward. Season two begins with everything season one learned.
Four categories in the celebration economy.
The engine is the same in all four. The language, the imagery and the way a decision gets made are not — a family choosing a wedding venue and a group booking a Saturday table are two completely different buyers.
Banquet Halls
You sell dates on a calendar. Weddings, receptions and big-ticket bookings, where one decision fills a whole weekend.
Open Banquet Halls →Luxury Hotels
Rooms, banquets, food and beverage, and events — a brand people arrive into, and one campaign has to sell all of it at once.
Open Luxury Hotels →Event Companies
You sell production capability and trust for somebody else's biggest day. The work has to look effortless and feel certain.
Open Event Companies →Party Clubs
Footfall, table bookings and nights that fill. Short decisions, fast creative, and a weekly rhythm the campaign has to keep up with.
Open Party Clubs →The season is coming either way. Decide whose calendar it fills.
Launch rates are live now. After the launch period every level rises 40% and ad reinvestment drops from 45% to 28% — but a contract signed today holds today's terms for its full length. The venues that move first spend the next year compounding while everyone else is still deciding.
WOW Social · part of WOW Campaigns UK