Event Website · Guest Logistics

Wedding Website

A guest website for a wedding in Peru: the schedule, how to get there, where to stay, the RSVP, and an optional Machu Picchu trip afterward.

Visit the live site

David and Daria wedding website opening with their portrait, names, date, and location — The arrivalThe opening screen, with the couple, the date, and Lima.

Context

The wedding is at a hacienda south of Lima, most guests are flying in from abroad, and there is an optional seven-day Machu Picchu trip afterward. The site puts the practical information in one place.

It covers the schedule for the day, the venue with a map and a calendar file, flights and the hotel, getting around Lima, the trip itinerary and its cost, common questions, and the RSVP form.

My role

I led the structure, content, RSVP form, mobile layout, and testing.

The work

David and Daria wedding website full-screen Machu Picchu photograph marking the proposal setting — Where it beganA full-screen photograph marks Machu Picchu as the setting of the proposal.

David and Daria wedding website travel section with a panoramic view of Miraflores — Getting thereThe travel section opens with a full-width view of Miraflores before the flight and hotel details.

David and Daria wedding website Machu Picchu itinerary with destination photography — The Machu Picchu tripThe optional trip is laid out as a visual itinerary, with the route, dates, and cost together.

David and Daria wedding website opening on a phone — The mobile openingThe portrait, names, date, and location all remain in the opening phone view.

Approach

The sections run in the order a guest needs them, from the day itself through flights and the hotel to the optional trip and the RSVP, and every section was checked on a phone as well as a desktop.

What changed

Guests get one link that covers the ceremony, travel, the hotel, the RSVP, and the optional trip.

Tools and environment

Next.js · Vercel · Framer Motion

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