An invitation should do more than announce a date.

A wedding invitation carries a lot for a single piece of paper. It sets the tone of the day, tells people where to be, and — if it is doing its job — makes them feel wanted there. Most digital invitations give up on all three. They are a photograph of a card, forwarded until nobody can find it again.

What we make instead

Every design here is a complete website. It opens with a small ceremony, counts down to the day, lays out each event in order, holds your photographs, points guests to the venue, and collects replies in a form you can actually export. One link does all of it, on whatever phone your guests already own.

A small collection, on purpose

We would rather offer eighteen designs that each have a point of view than two hundred that are one layout in different colours. A Rajasthani palace gate should not behave like an art-deco monogram, and neither should feel like a template with the tint changed.

About this build

This is an independent recreation built as a portfolio piece. All of the code, illustration and copy here is original, the wedding content is fictional, and payments and accounts are deliberately left out. RSVPs and published invitations are stored in your own browser rather than on a server.