A studio, not a template builder

What we make

Two things. A save the date is a single interactive moment: a guest scratches a gold foil panel, breaks a wax seal, lights a diya or waters a plant, and your names and date are revealed in response. A wedding invitation website is the full thing — your story, every ceremony with timings and directions, a photo gallery, ambient music, a countdown, and RSVP.

Both live at their own link. Both open in any phone browser, with nothing to install and no account for guests to create.

How we work

Every commission starts as a conversation on Instagram — not a signup form, not a checkout. You tell us the design you like and your wedding date; we tell you what it costs and what we need. We quote per wedding because scope genuinely varies, so there is no price list to publish.

The designs in the collection are finished work, shown live so you can experience them rather than imagine them. They are starting points: when you commission one we re-art-direct it around your photographs, your palette and your ceremonies. Read how a commission runs for the full sequence.

Why interactive

Most digital invitations are a video or an image — they play, or they sit there, and either way the guest is an audience. We build invitations that wait for the guest and respond to them. That one difference is why people open ours more than once, show them to someone sitting next to them, and forward them on. It is the whole reason the studio exists.

About the couples we work with

Finished invitations belong to the couples who commissioned them. Their published pages are excluded from search engines, are often password-protected, and are never listed in the public collection. What you see on this site is our own design work, shown with sample details.