Some of our happy clients.
What the couple needed, what we built, and what happened on the day.
Samuel & Abena
The brief
It started as “Can you help me make a QR code for the wedding seating menu?” Chinchi's own words. That small ask grew into a full site once they realised how much more a QR code could unlock.
What we built
A multi-page site with story, event details (separate traditional and white-wedding directions), a full programme (hymns, ministers, order of photography), bridal party page, menu, a categorized accommodation guide with price tiers, and a style guide (palette, dress code, moodboard). Plus the QR code that started it all.
The result
“People loved it. People still ask me about it.” The origin-story Reel alone reached 982 people with 1,334 views.
Daniel & Kukua
The brief
Daniel and Kukua were fielding the same questions from guests across three separate WhatsApp group chats and wanted one calm place that answered everything.
What we built
A warm, one-page site with their story, schedule, venue directions, a faith/testimony page (their story, a salvation prayer, a WhatsApp follow-up link), a “tidbits” Q&A page (who said I love you first, etc.), one-tap copy MoMo/bank gift details, and a dedicated gallery page split into engagement and wedding day photos.
The result
The tidbits Q&A page is, by their own account, “often the one people spend the most time on.” A small section that does a lot of quiet work.
Dag & Gayle
The brief
Chrome and white, black tie. They wanted the ceremony details (Kuriake Castle, Anagkazo Campus, Akuapem Mampong) and RSVP front and centre, nothing shouting.
What we built
A hand-drawn skyline hero, the full order of service, officiating ministers and bridal party list, MoMo/bank gift details, and a wishes wall that lets guests leave a message, a photo, or both in one go, right before the wedding even happens.
The result
“It was lit. The wedding colours were used for the site, made it feel part of the wedding.” — David Nettey, groomsman and wedding guest