Your wedding, translated into a digital world.
A website can do more than hold practical information. It can set the mood, tell your story and give guests a first glimpse of what the celebration will feel like.
We combine design, motion, photography and personal details with everything your guests actually need: RSVP, schedule, travel, accommodation and the little things you want them to know.
The envelope animation was built from scratch. Lilly photographed every stage of the envelope opening by hand, then combined those images into the animation.
The elements that float out were individually crafted, drawn, photographed and Photoshopped.
Then Daniel created custom code to bring it all together and turn those physical and digital pieces into one interactive experience.
Photos from our engagement connect the website emotionally to our actual story and make the experience feel more intimate from the very beginning.
We wrote the text ourselves, used AI to help check and refine it, then Lilly wrote the final version by hand. The handwriting was photographed and composited onto a separately photographed sheet of paper in Photoshop, so the final piece still feels physical and personal rather than digitally typeset.
The RSVP button began as a real piece of metal foil, hand-embossed by Lilly and then photographed for the website.
The website also handles the practical side of the wedding.
When someone RSVPs, their details are added to our guest CRM, we receive a WhatsApp notification with the number of guests attending, and guests can be connected to the wedding WhatsApp group.
Daniel built the custom logic behind these interactions, so the website doesn’t just look personal, it also makes organising the wedding easier.
Lilly turned details from our own handwriting into a custom pattern, which became the background for the event-information section.
Caesari Asset Management
For Caesari AB, I developed a custom color palette that balances clarity with warmth — professional yet approachable.
I also created a set of bespoke illustrations to bring abstract ideas to life and give the brand a distinct, human touch. These elements are carefully integrated into the website using subtle scroll animations, adding depth and movement without distracting from the content.
The result is a modern, lightweight website that feels personal, credible, and easy to navigate — fully aligned with Caesari’s values and mission.
One visual world, wherever your wedding happens.
The same elements can move beyond the website and become part of your invitations, menus, place cards, signage, schedules, thank-you cards and other printed pieces.
A flower from the website might appear embossed on an invitation. A tiny illustration can become a menu detail. Your handwriting might show up on a welcome sign.
Everything belongs together, without everything having to look the same.
Made from you. Literally.
The best details are usually already there.
Your handwriting. Flowers from your bouquet. A favourite object. A piece of jewellery. Your dog. Your children. An old photograph. A place that matters. An inside joke no one else would think to include.
We collect those pieces and turn them into a visual language that feels unmistakably yours.
Handwriting
Your own handwriting can become part of the website, stationery and little details throughout the wedding.
Personal objects & symbols
Charms, jewellery, meaningful objects, the pattern of a wedding dresses lace, tickets, places, motifs and private references can all become part of the design.
Handmade details
Embossing, drawing, painting, paper textures and other analogue pieces can be brought into the digital world.
Flowers
We can draw, photograph or reinterpret flowers from your bouquet and use them throughout the visual identity.
Photography
Polaroids, old snapshots, engagement photos, blurry phone pictures. Perfectly polished isn’t always the most personal.
People & pets
Kids, family, pets and the other characters in your story deserve a place too.
How this started
We’re Lilly and Daniel, a brand designer and a software engineer.
When we started planning our own wedding, we wanted to create something that felt unmistakably like us, not like a wedding website template.
Lilly created the visual world through drawings, photography, handmade embossed ornaments, typography, textures and lots of tiny personal details. Daniel took all of those pieces and turned them into a custom website, building the interactions and making the whole thing work beautifully.
Somewhere along the way, we realised this was something other couples might want too: a digital experience that feels like part of the wedding itself.
So we decided to make them for other people.
For couples, planners and wedding creatives.
Already have a strong wedding concept? We can extend it into a custom website and matching digital or printed pieces.
Starting from scratch? We can build the visual world with you.
And if you’re a wedding planner, photographer, florist, stationery designer or other creative looking for a digital partner for your couples, we’d love to collaborate.
