Wedding Websites · José Ángel Velásquez
StoriesI've told
Wedding websites made by hand, one at a time, from each couple's own world: their invitation, their colours, their people.
Six chapters · 2026 — 2027
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Six weddings, six chapters
Each chapter can be read on its own. If one feels like your wedding, start there.
Chapter I
Yvonne
& Guillermo
Madrid, Spain · September 2026
A Madrid wedding with guests flying in from several countries. The site was designed as an elegant travel guide, drawn in the olive and garnet lines of their identity.
What they asked for
Day-by-day schedule
Getting there
Hotels & guest rates
The couple's favourite places
Hair & makeup
Gift registry
Chapter II
Sofía
& Miguel
Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic · November 2026
Three days of celebration on the Dominican coast. The olive envelope opens on screen, and inside is everything a travelling guest needs: flights, transfers, hotels and a map with every stop.
What they asked for
Animated envelope welcome
Day-by-day schedule
Getting there
Hotels & guest rates
Guided map
Hair & makeup
Chapter III
Fabiana
& George
Margarita Island, Venezuela · December 2026
Royal blue and sunshine yellow for an island wedding. The envelope opens like a beach postcard, and the site takes guests from the airport all the way to the dance floor.
What they asked for
Animated envelope welcome
Day-by-day schedule
Getting there
Hotels & guest rates
Hair & makeup
The couple's favourite places
Chapter IV
Santiago
& María Lilian
Barquisimeto, Venezuela · December 2026
A black-tie evening in Barquisimeto, in wine and olive. Here the RSVP comes first: each guest types their name and replies for their party in a minute.
What they asked for
RSVP by name
Day-by-day schedule
Dress code
Hotels & guest rates
Gift registry
Email invitations
Chapter V
Mariapaula
& Carlos
Margarita Island, Venezuela · April 2027
Black and white, seashells and lighthouses. The welcome is a film of the couple; then the quiet elegance of an adults-only island wedding.
What they asked for
Animated envelope welcome
Day-by-day schedule
Dress code
Getting there
Hotels & guest rates
Guided map
Chapter VI
Valeria
& Alfredo
Barcelona, Spain · May 2027
Watercolour oranges, papayas and palms for a wedding at a country estate outside Barcelona. In Spanish and English, with a countdown and a coach from the city centre.
What they asked for
Animated envelope welcome
Spanish & English
RSVP by name
Countdown
Day-by-day schedule
Getting there
The craft
“No templates. Each site is crafted in detail for one wedding only, and cared for like a printed invitation.”
José Ángel Velásquez
Web design & development
The menu
Everything a site can have
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I
To begin
Animated envelope welcome
The invitation opens on screen, with the same envelope as your stationery.
Countdown
The days, hours and minutes to go.
Day-by-day schedule
Welcome party, ceremony, reception or beach day: every moment with its time.
Dress code
With reserved colours and an inspiration board for every guest.
Spanish & English
For weddings with guests from several countries.
FAQ
What everyone ends up asking, answered before they ask.
II
For the journey
Getting there
Flights, transfers, coach or ferry, depending on where each guest travels from.
Guided map
A Google map with every stop of the wedding.
Hotels & guest rates
Recommended hotels, discount codes and direct booking.
The couple's favourite places
Restaurants and favourite spots for guests coming from afar.
Hair & makeup
Trusted professionals to book before the big day.
III
For the two of you
RSVP by name
Each guest types their name, finds their invitation and replies for their whole party.
Gift registry
Gift lists, a honeymoon fund or transfer details.
Guest list in Excel
Import your list from Excel and export the replies whenever you like.
Email invitations
Sent from the dashboard, in your wedding's design.
The couple's private dashboard
Who said yes, who is pending, allergies and transport, always up to date.
Each couple chooses only what their wedding needs.
Behind the envelope
A private dashboard, just for the couple
While guests open the envelope, you watch the replies come in: who said yes, who's pending, allergies and transport. Import your list from Excel, export it whenever you like and send the invitations by email from here.
Lucía & Mateo · Demo
Guests
120
Invitations
214
Guests
86
Replied
34
Pending
151
Attending
9
Allergies
| Invitation | Guests | Status | Attending | Allergies | Contact | Sent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Familia Rodríguez PeñaAna, Luis, Sofía y Pablo | 4 | Pending | — | — | a•••••@gmail.com | Sent |
| Carolina Méndez | 1 | Confirmed | 1 | — | c•••••@outlook.com | Sent |
| Andrés y Valentina SotoAndrés Soto, Valentina Ruiz | 2 | Confirmed | 2 | Valentina · sin gluten | v•••••@gmail.com | Sent |
| Familia HerreraJorge, Marta, Inés, Teo y Clara | 5 | Confirmed | 4 | — | j•••••@yahoo.com | Sent |
| Isabel Duarte | 1 | Declined | 0 | — | i•••••@gmail.com | Sent |
| Tomás Alcalá y acompañante | 2 | Pending | — | — | t•••••@icloud.com | Not sent |
| Gabriela Ortiz | 1 | Confirmed | 1 | Mariscos | g•••••@gmail.com | Sent |
| Familia CastilloRamón y Elena Castillo | 2 | Pending | — | — | r•••••@gmail.com | Not sent |
In the real dashboard, this button does exactly that.
Demo with made-up data. Real dashboards hold guests' private information and are never shown.
How a chapter is written
From the first call to the wedding day
- I
One call
The conversation
You tell me about your wedding and who's travelling.
- II
With your designer
The identity
Monogram, illustrations and palette.
- III
About three weeks
The build
I build the site and we refine it together.
- IV
Until the big day
The send-off
Your guests get the invitation; you get the dashboard.
We talk through the details of your wedding on the call.
Who I work with
For the weddings in this portfolio I teamed up with other independents.
Branding & illustration
Kristina Kowalski
The watercolours, façades, monograms, fruit and flowers in every story are hers.
@kristinakowalski_Wedding planning
Medianaranja Planners
They plan the wedding; I build the site where guests find everything.
medianaranjaplanners.comWhat is a wedding website?
It's where everything about your wedding lives: the schedule, the dress code, how to get there, where to stay, the gift registry and the RSVP. Guests open it on their phone without downloading anything, and you see every reply in a private dashboard.
How long does it take to make our wedding website?
Once your wedding branding is ready, the site takes about three weeks. Before that, we agree on the copy, style, colours, typefaces and the details of your wedding: whether it's a destination wedding, whether there will be recommended hotels, transport, and everything your guests need to know.
How do guests RSVP?
They type their name, the site finds their invitation and they reply for each person in their party. Nobody sees the guest list except you, in your private dashboard, where you also see allergies, transport and notes.
Does it work for a destination wedding?
That's where it helps most: flights by country of origin, transfers, hotels with guest rates or discount codes, a guided map with every place and the couple's own recommendations. The stories in this portfolio include weddings in Madrid, Barcelona, Puerto Plata and Margarita Island.
How much does a wedding website cost?
Each site is quoted on what you need: sections, languages, RSVP, email invitations. Tell me about your wedding or book a call and I'll prepare a proposal.
Epilogue
Shall we write yours?
Tell me about your wedding. I reply personally, usually within a day or two.