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Every couple has a story.
It might be three years long. It might be three weeks. Either way it's worth telling well. Most wedding sites treat the love story as a small text box between "venue" and "registry". We think it's the whole point.
South African by design. The defaults make sense for a Stellenbosch farm wedding, a Johannesburg hotel wedding, a Durban beach wedding, or a celebration that runs across lobola, a traditional ceremony and a white wedding. But the standard of design is global, with no "good for South Africa" caveat.
Same-sex, traditional African, Hindu, Muslim, Jewish, civil: every wedding sits equally inside the system. There's no setting to switch on, and no "bride and groom" hard-coded. Just two people getting married, in whatever shape that takes.
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Pay once. No subscriptions.
You pay once, if at all. Your guest list is yours, and after the wedding your site stays exactly where it was, for as long as you want it. Some couples turn theirs into an anniversary page. Some leave it as a time capsule.
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Witty in the small places.
Not in headlines: in error messages, RSVP confirmations and empty states. Where it doesn't get in the way of the wedding, we like to be quietly funny. Where it would, we keep quiet.
