We find couples who fit your dates and budget, and book them into your diary for a viewing. You pay for the ones who come. No retainer.

June 2027
Your diary
If you run an independent venue, you’ll know how this goes. You pay for listings. Enquiries arrive. Most never turn into a viewing, and too many were never going to book anyway.
If you’ve said any of these, we should talk:
You pay directories every year whether couples visit or not. With us, you pay only when a couple walks through your door.
| Question | A directory listing | Thrive Pro Media |
|---|---|---|
| When you pay | Every year, in advance | After a couple has attended |
| What you pay for | Being listed | A qualified couple at your viewing |
| Who checks the couple fits | You, one enquiry at a time | We check date, guests and budget first |
| Who chases | You | We follow up fast and send reminders |
| How you know it worked | Hard to tell | The couple is in your diary. You confirm they came. |
You give us fifteen minutes and your diary. We do the advertising, the checking and the chasing. You show couples round.
| Step | What happens | Who does it |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | A short callWe learn your open dates, your prices and the couples you’d like more of. | You and Daniel, 15 minutes |
| 2 | We build your campaignAds and a page in your branding, aimed at the dates you need to fill. | Us. You approve it. |
| 3 | Couples who fit book a viewingThey go straight into your diary. We follow up fast and send reminders. | Us |
| 4 | Couples come to your viewingYou show them the venue, as you always do. | You |
| 5 | You pay for the couples who cameOnly qualified couples who attended. You confirm attendance before any invoice. | You confirm. Then we invoice. |
Not a name and an email address. A viewing, booked at a time you set, with the details you need to decide if it’s worth your morning.
We check the date, guest numbers and budget before the couple can book. Selling the wedding stays with you.
Viewing: Sarah & Tom
Booked through your page
Illustration only. Names and details are examples.
A good fit
Independent, owner-run venues: barns, country houses, estates and exclusive-use venues.
Open dates in 2027–28, especially Fridays, Sundays, midweek and winter.
Owners who’d rather pay for viewings than for being listed.
Not a fit
Hotel chains.
Venues that are already fully booked.
Anyone wanting us to sell the wedding. That part stays with you.
Founding venues, 2027–28
We’re a new agency. We don’t have case studies to show you yet, and we won’t make any up.
What we can offer is a fair start. During the trial we cover the advertising, up to a cap we agree with you. If couples don’t come, you don’t pay.
We’re not sure we’re the right fit for your venue yet. Let’s find out.
Katie Jane Lyth, Founder · Daniel, Venue Partnerships Manager
Book a 15-minute callThey’re in your own calendar, and you confirm who attended before any invoice.
We check date, guests and budget first. Selling the wedding stays with you.
Keep them. We fill the dates they don’t.
It depends on your venue and dates, so we go through it on the call. No retainer.
Fifteen minutes with Daniel. If we’re not the right fit, he’ll tell you.