Examples

Whole sites, not screenshots

Every demonstration is a real site, with all thirteen sections filled in. Walk through it the way one of your guests would, on your phone if you like.

Scroll inside the frame: it is the whole site, not a picture.

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Demonstration Bastide

Arches, limewash and terracotta. A sunlit courtyard, memories to share.

Scroll inside the frame: it is the whole site, not a picture.

Open the demonstration full screen

Demonstration Coquelicot

Wildflowers in line and soft colour on pale paper. A wedding in the open air.

Scroll inside the frame: it is the whole site, not a picture.

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Demonstration Lampion

A colourful poster, paper lanterns and programme tickets. A celebration, even without photos.

Scroll inside the frame: it is the whole site, not a picture.

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Demonstration Majolique

Ceramic accents, citrus and generous photographs. A Mediterranean invitation.

Scroll inside the frame: it is the whole site, not a picture.

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Demonstration Sceau

Stationery folios, crisp ink and blind-embossed ornaments. Impeccably dressed.

Scroll inside the frame: it is the whole site, not a picture.

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Demonstration Velours

An evening invitation in facing pages, with italic names and a deep ground.

Why no real couples’ sites

A wedding site holds addresses, times, sometimes a witness’s phone number. It is indexed nowhere, and that is the default: nobody is trying to be found on Google on their wedding day.

Putting a couple’s site in our shop window would make it findable, for years, in order to sell ours. We would rather show demonstrations we control, with invented couples who will never ask us to take them down.

Couples who would like to appear here will be able to, on request, and to withdraw that agreement at any time.

Whole sites, not screenshots

Why no real couples’ sites

See also