Wedding website template
The Wedding Tour
A headline concert: a dark stage with four lamps sweeping over it, the names in giant capitals sliding up out of the dark, a tape of dates, a stage-monitor countdown with an equalizer, albums whose records slide out of the sleeve and spin, a setlist taped to the stage floor, an LED wall whose tiles switch on one by one, a ticket that fills itself in as you type and tears its stub off when you send, and a crowd with its lighters.
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What you get
- A website that looks good on a phone, where most guests open it
- An RSVP form and a guestbook for your guests' wishes
- The day's schedule, the venue with a map and a countdown
- Your story and a photo gallery
- The text in Romanian and English, so every guest understands
- Your own web address, if you want one (added separately)
How you use the template
- Create a free account.
- The template stays chosen for you: you add your names, the date and your photos.
- Publish the website and send the link to your guests.
Live preview
Scroll and tap it like a real site. The names and dates in the example are made up.
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Set Sail
A voyage: a harbour at dawn with the sun rising, a lighthouse sweeping its beam, gulls and three layers of waves with a boat riding them, a route drawn down the whole page and a small ship that sails it as you scroll, a countdown on four turning life rings, islands with rings spreading round them for the story, a pennant waving for each hour, a sea chart with a compass, portholes that float and a crew list for the reply.
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Paper Cranes
Folded paper: a crane that folds itself facet by facet and then flies across the page, sections that unfold like an accordion as you scroll, folded cards for the countdown, pop-up scenes made of paper layers in parallax, the day as a concertina, a folded map, a mobile of cranes carrying photographs that sways, and a letter that opens for the RSVP.
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The Grand Ball
Art Deco, symmetrical, in black, emerald and gold: gold lines that draw themselves, a sunburst that opens like a fan, marquee bulbs chasing round the frames, a clock whose hands show the time left, a floor indicator with a brass needle that shows which section you are in, portraits in stepped frames, a cloakroom token that spins when you reply and a skyline of skyscrapers with lit windows.
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Comic Book
A comic book issue: a cover with a chunky title and a NEW! starburst, panels that pop onto the page with a flash, sound effects that shake (KISS!, BOOM!), speech bubbles whose words appear one by one, a countdown in panels, the day as a strip of panels, an RSVP where you choose your role and a closing To be continued…
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