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a wedding website that feels like it came from you.

Custom, from the first save-the-date to the last thank-you.
Built by hand, priced to stay reasonable.

Watercolor of the Forsyth Park fountain under live oaks
the invitation

everything your guests need, in one beautiful place.

Your own link, your own look. The address collector goes out first with the save-the-dates. The rest fills in as the details firm up: the schedule, where to stay, a guide to the city, and a place to say yes.

Watercolor of an invitation suite: envelope with a wax seal, two blank cards, a ribbon, and eucalyptus
the address collector

one link, and every address you need.

Guests type it once. It lands on your list for save-the-dates and invitations, and nothing else is collected.

example

An example form. On a couple's site it sends to their list.

We collect your address to mail invitations and nothing else. It is deleted after the wedding.

the details

a schedule your guests will actually read.

example couple

together with their families

Ellie & James

Savannah, Georgia

a spring Saturday

  • Friday eveningwelcome drinks
  • Saturday, late afternoonceremony, in a Savannah square
  • Saturday, to followreception, under the oaks

garden formal

Watercolor of a long dinner table set under live oaks with string lights
the guide

your favorite places, for the people you love.

Where to eat, where to get coffee, what to do with a free afternoon. Your list, in your words.

Watercolor of Savannah rooftops and church spires seen from above
Watercolor of the Talmadge Bridge over the river at sunrise

your guide goes here

the stay

three places, each a walk from the squares.

Suggestions only. There is no room block.

  • The DeSoto

    Liberty Street, a short walk to Forsyth Park.

    their site
  • Perry Lane Hotel

    Perry Street, in the middle of the historic district.

    their site
  • The Marshall House

    Broughton Street, among the shops and restaurants.

    their site
Watercolor of a cobbled Savannah lane with iron lamps and ivy on brick
the rsvp

will you be there?

example
attending

An example form. On a couple's site it sends to their list.

the story

I build websites for small business owners. The first site I built for myself was our wedding site, with my fiancée, for our wedding in 2027. We had a great time making it, and our guests have told us it feels unique and clearly comes from us. That is what led me to start this side of the studio: helping other families have the same experience.

your call

as simple or as rich as you want.

A simple site, or something interactive. Guests can upload their photos. The aftermovie lands on the site when it is ready. And afterward, if you want, it turns into a family site: trips, kids, the memories you want to share with the people closest to you. A living holiday card. Everything here is custom, and I work hard to keep the price reasonable anyway. After the wedding the site stays up for $50 a year, and you can add to it whenever you want.

how it works

three conversations, one site.

  1. 01

    A conversation with you, or your planner, about what you want the weekend to feel like.

  2. 02

    A design you react to before anything is built.

  3. 03

    The site goes live with your address collector first, and the rest fills in as the details firm up.

pricing

simple pricing.

from $1,000 to build.
$25 a month while the site is live.
After the wedding, $50 a year keeps it online.

Changes after the wedding are a one-time fee per update, quoted when you ask. If a renewal lapses, the site comes down after 30 days; you can request an export of everything on it at any time.

for wedding professionals

photographers, planners, venues, florists.

Every wedding business needs a site that earns trust and marketing that goes out every week, not twice a month. That is MOCO™, from $500 a month. Prices are published at askmoco.com.

see how MOCO™ works
start here

tell us about your day.