Updated By What’s one of the best ways to generate publicity, revenue and/or interest for your yoga or pure barre studio, health & wellness website or blog? A professional, informative and stunning website. But who wants to spend a huge chunk of their budget on a web designer and confusing contracts? Nobody.
Enter WordPress Themes. You can create a fully functional, professional website without any coding knowledge necessary – and you will have complete control & ownership over it. And since WordPress Themes is open-source, you’ll gain access to a huge community of resources and help.
Finding the perfect theme can be a little overwhelming. So I’ve curated 11 of the best WordPress Themes that work well for health and wellness websites, yoga studios, and personal health and fitness blogs.
*You can also explore the best WordPress Theme providers here (who create a lot of the individual themes here).
BeDentist
BeDentist is a full-featured WordPress theme with built-in functionality for appointments, hours, locations and educational resources. Check out BeDentist here.
FIT
FIT is another premium, responsive WordPress theme, but it’s designed with Gyms & Fitness specifically in mind. The design and layout features can all be customized. It’s feature selling point is this – custom templates and posts for trainers & classes. So that means the little details & custom info for specific classes/trainers like hours & difficulty are easy to add and adjust with any changes in your company! It’s a great choice if you’re looking for a straight-out-of-the-box option. Check out FIT here.
Foxy
Foxy is a free, responsive WordPress theme – but don’t believe for a minute that quality is compromised here. Foxy is a “sleek all-in-one solution” for your health & wellness business because of it’s versatility. It has a fun, unique design, and you can customize everything to fit your brand design. Plus, if there’s an element you want to add, the developers have included all the shortcodes you could ever need to create the site you envision. Check out Foxy here.
Karma
Karma is a stunning responsive, premium WordPress theme. It’s got a refreshing, clean feel to it that will create a wonderful experience for your visitors – plus all the layout & design elements are easy to customize with the drag and drop feature. Karma is also WooCommerce integrated & comes with a child theme – so you never have to worry about losing your exact site with any updates. This might be the most comprehensive theme on this list. Check out Karma here.
Lucid
Lucid is a free, responsive WordPress theme with magazine setup – that is completely free from all the visual clutter. It’s perfect for sites that are content and image heavy because the grid setup lends itself to a nice reading experience. All the elements are easy to customize, and it comes with a ton of shortcodes and page templates. This is a great starting place for someone who favors the minimalist look but wants all the functionality you can get. Check out Lucid here.
SimplePress
SimplePress is another amazing free WordPress theme. It’s a responsive design that gives off a clean, professional vibe. It’s drag and drop customizer allows you to make all the design changes your heart desires. The design itself is very intuitive & the gallery page is beautifully sleek. Check out more of SimplePress here.
The Beauty Salon
The Beauty Salon is a premium, responsive WordPress theme that will leave you feeling refreshed and alive. It’s design is alluring and comes with all the bells & whistles: custom pages & layouts, a shortcode generator, custom widgets, etc. It’s gallery header is a design stand-out, and it is easily integrated with all of your social media. Check out The Beauty Salon here.
Total
Total is a multi-purpose premium WordPress theme – and one you should consider if you’re looking for eCommerce & forum interaction. It comes ready to use with WooCommerce and bbPress, plus it’s child-theme ready so you don’t have to worry about losing your specific design with any updates. It’s responsive design is well-rounded and easy to customize – especially with the 21 solid demo that come with your purchase. Check out Total here.
Wellness
Wellness is a premium, responsive WordPress theme that was created specifically for the health & wellness niche. The design is simple & sweet – but the theme itself is versatile & optimized for SEO and the most essential plugins. It comes with an awesome request form, plus its got a nice slider to catch attention. Check out Wellness here.
X the Theme
X the Theme is a clean & modern premium WordPress theme that has a host of convincing features. It’s responsive design is very fluid & intuitive, plus you can customize all the layouts and fonts and colors. It comes integrated with WooCommerce (eCommerce plugin), BuddyPress (Social Network plugin), BBPress (Forum plugin) – so if you’re wanting all three of those, this is your choice! It also comes with a lot of other bells & whistles that can be nice if you’re looking to make a whole bunch of modifications. It’s also the best bet if you’re intending on utilizing images a ton of your website. Check out more of X the Theme here.
Healtro
Healtro is a premium, responsive WordPress theme that is truly a breath of fresh air. It’s design almost breathes life into you! All of the design elements like layouts, colors, fonts, etc are easy to customize – and there are a ton of shortcodes included if you want to add something special! The slider header is eye-catching, and it’s gallery page options are beautiful. Check out Healtro here.
Conclusion
Tapping into WordPress Themes is a fantastic way to build your business brand or community – and it won’t cut into your precious budget. Quick note though – Always be sure to use themes with high coding standards, and remember that a good theme is flexible & works well with other plugins. You can look around for other themes that may not be specifically for health & wellness and use a few plugins & custom code to transform it to your dream website.
If you’re ready to start off with building your own website with WordPress, check out my explanation of WordPress.COM vs WordPress.ORG and my Introduction to WordPress Series.
Good luck!
