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Wedding experiences
Concept project

Wedding websites and RSVP systems

A studio concept exploring how a wedding website, RSVP journey, and printed save the date can share one visual direction.

Sector
Wedding experiences
Project type
Wedding concept
Year
2026
Location
Manchester, UK
Wedding website and save the date system with coordinated digital and printed touchpoints.
Context

A studio concept for joining guest information and printed communication.

This concept explores a coordinated wedding website, digital RSVP route and save the date. The repository does not contain evidence of a commissioned Marie and James project, so the work is labelled as concept work throughout.

Challenge

Modern couples often need practical guest communication without losing the personal, beautiful feeling of the event.

Approach

The concept pairs a simple digital information and RSVP structure with coordinated printed and visual details.

Objectives

  • 01Keep essential event information easy to find on a phone.
  • 02Give RSVP a clear place in the primary navigation.
  • 03Carry one restrained visual direction across digital and print.

Scope

  • 01Wedding website concept
  • 02Mobile interface direction
  • 03Digital RSVP concept
  • 04Save the date design

Key decisions

Decisions that shaped the work.

  1. 01

    Keep guest tasks in the primary navigation

    Story, schedule and RSVP are visible at the top of the mobile concept so practical event information does not sit behind decorative content.

  2. 02

    Share typography and botanical details

    The website and printed save the date use the same serif-led hierarchy and restrained botanical motif to establish continuity across formats.

Implementation

How the approach became a real delivery.

The mobile concept puts event information before ornament.

The visible navigation keeps the core guest destinations concise. A working RSVP system is not present in this repository, so no implementation or operational outcome is claimed.

A restrained visual direction shared across screen and print.

Neutral colour, serif typography and a small botanical motif connect the website preview and stationery without making either format visually dense.

Outcome

A coordinated studio concept, not a client case study.

The existing asset demonstrates a consistent visual direction across a mobile wedding website preview and a printed save the date. It does not verify a live RSVP flow, guest use or commissioned delivery.

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