Formal
Black Tie
Deep tones, high-contrast serif type, and candlelit photography for an evening celebration.
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Wedding website styles and layouts.
A look at the directions we design from and the page types we build. Each one becomes a one-of-a-kind site once your names, photos, and stationery are in place. The images here are our own art direction, not client work, so nothing private is ever on display.
Six style directions
Choose a mood to start from.
Outdoor
Garden
Fresh greens, generous white space, and daylight imagery for an outdoor ceremony.
Vineyard
Rustic
Warm amber, natural textures, and a long-table feeling for a vineyard or barn.
Coastal
Destination
Sea light, a travel-first structure, and relaxed type for a wedding abroad.
Editorial
Modern Minimal
Clean grids, quiet color, and type doing the heavy lifting.
Timeless
Romantic Classic
Blush and ivory, garden roses, and soft script accents that never date.
Page layouts
The pages that make up a wedding site.
Mix and match the pages your day needs. A small wedding may use four; a destination weekend may use them all.
Ceremony
An arch moment
Full-bleed ceremony imagery with the vows front and center.
Reception
The table set
Menus, place cards, and the details guests notice up close.
First Dance
Under the lights
Warm, motion-soft photography for the heart of the night.
Stationery
Paper to screen
The invitation suite carried directly into the site design.
Details
Rings & florals
Close, quiet detail shots that set the tone before the story.
Our Story
The walk here
An editorial story layout for how two people arrived at the day.
Travel
Where to stay
A travel page built for guests arriving from out of town.
Hero
Names & date
An invitation-style hero with the countdown to the day.
Tell us your wedding date
Like one of these directions?
Tell us which style fits your day and we will design from there. The finished site goes well beyond these samples, with your names, your photos, and your stationery.
- Designed to match your invitations
- Private, ad-free, on your own domain
- The site is yours to keep
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