Luxe Private Chef Pricing Section for Divi 5: Three-Tier Dining Experiences
A dark, editorial Divi 5 pricing section for private chef and luxury dining services. Three-tier layout with Cormorant Garamond typography, gold accents, and per-guest pricing cards.
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Overview
The section opens with a centered header block on a near-black #16120e ground — a full-bleed section with 160px vertical padding that collapses to 112px on tablet and 72px on mobile. A small-caps eyebrow in Jost at 13px and #b3a794 (the warm stone tone used throughout for secondary text) precedes the H2 headline set in Cormorant Garamond at 44px, weight 300, with a 1.15 line-height and textWrap: balance applied — a deliberate choice that keeps the two-line phrase from orphaning a single word at narrower viewports. The subtitle in Jost 18px sits inside a constrained 640px group centered below, holding the tone relaxed rather than declarative.
The three pricing cards below form a true equal-column flex row with a 24px gap and alignItems: stretch — so all three columns reach the same bottom edge regardless of feature-list length. The middle card breaks the dark palette entirely: its background switches to #c8a46a, a warm antique gold, with all text inverted to #1a1409 (deep espresso). A small pill badge — dark background, #f3ece0 text, 3px letter-spacing, 12px uppercase Jost — floats inline above the tier name, marking it as the recommended choice without any heavy visual affordance like a thick border or drop shadow. The outer two cards stay on #1f1a15 with a 1px #3a3127 border, using #f3ece0 for primary text and #b3a794 for secondary — a palette with enough contrast to read comfortably against the near-black while keeping the gold card unmistakably prominent.
Each card's internal structure is the same: a header group with tier name (Cormorant Garamond H3, 22px) and a brief descriptor, a price display with a 44px bold Cormorant Garamond figure set baseline-aligned next to a small "per guest" label in Jost 15px, and a feature list beneath a 1px top border with 24px padding. The feature list uses native Divi 5 Icon modules (FontAwesome checkmark, 15px) paired with Text modules in a row group, so each line item scales independently and never wraps awkwardly. Each card ends with a ghost-style Button module — transparent background, 1px solid border, 2px letter-spaced uppercase Jost — that sits at the card's natural bottom because the feature-list group carries flexGrow and flexShrink, pushing the button flush to the base of every column regardless of list length.
On tablet the three columns wrap to full width (24_24), stacking vertically; on phone the row direction flips to column. Section padding steps down proportionally at each breakpoint. The font sizes on the large price numerals also step: 44px desktop, 40px tablet, 36px phone — keeping the numbers legible without overwhelming the card at small sizes.
What’s inside
- One Divi 5 Section with a centered header row (H4 eyebrow + H2 headline + subtitle) and a separate three-column pricing row
- Three equal-height pricing cards using `alignItems: stretch` flex layout — cards always share the same bottom edge
- Middle card rendered in antique gold (`#c8a46a`) with a dark-on-gold badge pill (Jost uppercase, 3px letter-spacing) to signal the recommended tier without extra modules
- Per-card feature lists built from native Divi 5 Icon + Text row groups with a 1px top-border divider and `flexGrow` sizing so the CTA button always aligns at the bottom
- Three ghost-style Divi 5 Button modules (transparent fill, 1px solid border, uppercase Jost) — one per card, independently linkable
- Fully responsive breakpoints: tablet columns wrap to full width, phone stacks to a single column; section padding and price-numeral font sizes step down at each breakpoint
- Cormorant Garamond + Jost type pairing throughout — display type at weight 300–700 for contrast, body at weight 400
Who it’s for
This card works for any premium at-home dining or private chef service that sells in tiers: private chef booking sites, personal chef marketplaces, high-end catering companies, supper-club operators, and estate or venue hire businesses that bundle chef services. The dark-luxe palette and enquiry-led CTA (no "Buy now" friction) suit service businesses where the sale happens over a conversation, not a cart. It also adapts well for wine tasting experiences, private cookery classes, and bespoke event catering where the service is scoped per guest.
Customization tips
The fastest palette swap is a single global color change: replace #16120e (section background) and #1f1a15 (outer card backgrounds) with your brand's dark tone, then swap #c8a46a (gold highlight card) with your accent color — all other text colors key off these three values and will read correctly with minimal individual adjustment. Keep the Cormorant Garamond/Jost pairing if you want the luxury register; swap both families simultaneously in Divi's global fonts panel if your brand uses a different serif-sans combination. The badge pill on the middle card accepts up to around 14 characters before it wraps — keep it short ("Most popular", "Best value"). Each feature list comfortably holds 3–5 items per card; adding a sixth will push the button down but the flexGrow group keeps alignment intact. Buttons link independently, so each can point to a different enquiry form pre-filled with the tier name.
How to install this layout
- Download the layout JSON file from this page.
- Open the target page in the Divi 5 builder.
- Open the portability panel (up/down arrows icon) and choose the Import tab.
- Upload the JSON. Tick “replace existing content” only for full-page imports.
- Check the page at desktop and mobile widths, then swap in your copy and images.
Full walkthrough with troubleshooting: How to Import a Divi 5 Layout.
Questions about Luxe Private Chef Pricing Section for Divi 5: Three-Tier Dining Experiences
How do the three cards stay the same height when the feature lists have different item counts?
The row uses `alignItems: stretch` in the Divi 5 Row module's flex settings. Inside each card, the feature-list group has `flexGrow` and `flexShrink` enabled, so it expands to fill whatever space is left after the header and price blocks. The button always ends up at the bottom of the card, regardless of how many feature rows you add or remove.
What modules make up the feature list rows?
Each feature line is a Divi 5 Group module set to a horizontal flex row, containing one Icon module (the FontAwesome checkmark, ``, 15px) and one Text module. There is no Divi Blurb or custom list — it is plain Icon + Text pairs, so you can duplicate, delete, or reorder lines directly in the Divi editor without touching any CSS.
How do I change which card is highlighted as the recommended tier?
Remove the badge pill group (the small dark `#1f1a15` rounded Group containing the uppercase Text module) from the current middle card and paste it into whichever card you want to highlight. Then swap that card's background from `#1f1a15` to `#c8a46a` — or any accent color — and invert its text colors from `#f3ece0`/`#b3a794` to a dark tone like `#1a1409` so the copy stays legible.
Does the layout include any imagery or background photos?
No. The section uses flat color backgrounds only — `#16120e` for the section, `#1f1a15` for the outer cards, `#c8a46a` for the highlight card. There are no image or video modules. If you want to add a subtle background texture to the section, apply it via the Section module's background settings; the card padding (40px all sides) gives enough breathing room to accommodate it without the cards feeling cramped.
Can I add a fourth pricing tier?
Yes, but you will need to change the Row's column structure from `1_3,1_3,1_3` to a four-column layout or switch to a two-column grid with two cards per row. The current equal-column flex row is designed for three cards; a fourth card at equal width will make each card narrower than the 40px horizontal padding allows on most desktop viewports, so adjust the card padding to around 28–32px if you go to four columns.
How does the section behave on mobile?
On tablet the three columns each expand to full width (`24_24`) and stack vertically; on phone the Row's flex direction switches to column, giving the same single-column stack. Section padding steps from 160px desktop to 112px tablet and 72px phone. The price numerals scale from 44px to 40px to 36px across the same breakpoints.
Which Divi version does this layout need?
Divi 5. The layout is generated natively for Divi 5 and validated against its real module structure before publication, so it imports clean into the current builder.
Can I use this layout on client websites?
Yes. Every download includes a commercial license covering unlimited sites you own or build for clients. Only reselling or redistributing the layout file itself is prohibited.
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