One identity

The website wears
the same design.

Invitations from one vendor, a website from a template builder, signage from a third — that is how a wedding ends up looking like three different weddings. Here everything descends from one approved design: the invitation, the stationery, and a private wedding website that inherits the same moodboard, so a guest who received the invitation recognises the page the moment it opens. The website is a paid add-on — a flat $45 at every plan size.

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01

Why weddings end up mismatched.

Nobody chooses inconsistency; it accumulates. The invitation is commissioned first, the website is assembled later from whatever a template builder offers, and the signage is improvised the final week. Three vendors, three typefaces, three shades of the same colour — and the thing guests actually experience is the seams.

The only reliable fix is structural: one design, approved once, that every piece is required to descend from.

02

How one identity works here.

You approve a moodboard; the house builds the suite from it; the website inherits it — palette, typography, the same visual world. It is not a template with your names dropped in, because it was never a template at all.

The site is private, reachable only by the people you invited, and it carries what travelling guests actually need: the date and place, the schedule, and each guest's own private reply link.

Plainly, so nothing surprises you at checkout: the wedding website is not included in the suite price. It is an optional add-on at a flat $45, whatever the plan size, added from your portal whenever you want it. The guest platform itself — RSVPs, households, seating, communications — is included with every suite.

03

Asked and answered.

How do I keep my wedding website and invitations visually consistent?
Have them descend from the same approved design rather than matching them by eye afterwards. At Evorrah the invitation suite and the wedding website inherit one moodboard, so consistency is structural, not a matter of taste and luck.
Is the website a template?
No. It inherits the design you approved for your suite — the same palette, typography and world. A guest who has seen your invitation recognises the site instantly.
Is the website included in the suite price?
No — it is an optional add-on at a flat $45, at every plan size. Said here plainly because surprise fees are their own kind of mismatch.
Is the website public?
No. It is private to your guest list — reachable by the people you invited, not by search engines or strangers.
Can guests RSVP through the website?
Each guest reaches their own private reply page — the same per-guest link system the whole platform runs on — so replies stay attached to real people rather than arriving through one shared form.

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One wedding.
One identity.

Approve the design once, and everything — paper, pixels, the site your guests open at midnight — speaks it.

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