WorkConcept2026
Chris & Tina
Wedding invitation website
Chris and Tina are not real, and neither is their wedding. We made them to show what a custom invitation can be when it is a website: it arrives as an envelope on a candlelit table, the seal breaks, and the card grows into the page.
From there every section is a sheet of stationery, torn at the edge and laid over the last: a save-the-date card that opens, a letter with a taped photograph, polaroids pegged onto a line, a gatefold invitation with an RSVP inside. The schedule is one view of the clifftop, photographed from morning coffee to the last song. Separate pages hold the full story, an illustrated map of the grounds with a seating chart you can search by name, and a registry where guests buy a gift and mark it as taken.
Role
- Art direction
- Web design
- Development
Deliverables
- Invitation with envelope opening
- RSVP & calendar file
- Story page
- Venue map & seating search
- Gift registry
- Generated imagery & stationery
Built with
- GSAP ScrollTrigger · Lenis · Static HTML
Break the seal.Then come celebrate.
One view of the lawn, photographed four times. The schedule walks it from morning coffee to the last song.
The story pegs itself onto a line. The invitation opens like a gatefold card.
How it is built
Static pages with no framework. The patterns, props and photographs were generated for the concept, and the venue was photographed four times to carry the day into night. RSVPs and gift marks stay in the guest’s browser here; a real couple’s version keeps them in a shared database.
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