I also have something similar: I created a bunch of display widgets (displaytextinput, displaytextarea, displayselect, displayselectmultiple etc.), which override the render method of their parents and created a subclass of forms.ModelForm for this, which has a display_only argument on the __init__. If that argument is made True, I replace the widgets on the fields with my custom ones. Pretty ugly, but works ok for now. In my case, I wanted all elements display_only or editable, but off course you could fine-tune this. Notice I am not using the form_for_model stuff anymore, since it will be deprecated soon.
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