Event website / Live invitation website
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The families needed one place guests could find the traditional marriage details, read the couple's story and plan their visit. The invitation had to feel personal while making the practical information easy to reach.
The heart project
The Moment That Made It Worth It.
I built this for my aunt, genuinely one of my favourite people. I put care into the little details, the visuals and the way the website felt.
My favourite moment wasn’t technical. It was hearing how happy she sounded when she first saw it.
That means more to me than any technical metric. I don’t think anything will take that moment away from me.
Behind the build
What went into it.
Visual design, responsive pages & event information
Why it exists
The families needed one place guests could find the traditional marriage details, read the couple's story and plan their visit. The invitation had to feel personal while making the practical information easy to reach.
Design & development
A multi-page invitation with supplied photography, the couple's story, a countdown, programme, aso ebi information, venue directions and an Add to Calendar download. Burgundy, peach, champagne and ivory connect the pages to the celebration.
The difficult part
Balancing the long hashtag, photographs and event information on small screens, while keeping navigation and the calendar action within easy reach.
What I learned
An event website has two jobs: carry the family's voice and help a guest make a plan. Clear dates, readable names and direct navigation matter as much as the opening photograph.
Where it stands
A live invitation for the 12 December 2026 traditional marriage in Ughelli, with event details and calendar access across the public pages.
Explore the live pages for the photographs, story, programme and directions. The calendar button downloads the event to your calendar app.
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