Cetinale

A wedding site that reads like a magazine issue rather than a greeting card.

Cetinale opens on a full-bleed hero and unfolds across eleven sections — a numbered contact sheet, a wax-sealed invitation that opens when you click it, a story told in taped photo prints and handwritten notes, a schedule where each event carries its own gold seal and hand-drawn illustration, and an engraved marble stone naming the day and the place.

Nine pages in all. The home page previews each chapter of the weekend and links onward to a full page for it: the story, the order of the day, the photographs, the villa, guest information, the questions, and the RSVP.

Six CMS collections run the content: your story, the schedule, your photographs, recommended hotels, guest information and the FAQ. Edit a collection and every page that uses it rebuilds itself — no layout work.

A dedicated RSVP page collects names, party size, dinner choices, dietary needs and song requests. Neither attending option is pre-selected, so an abandoned form never counts as a yes.

Ten custom components are included, all editable from the properties panel: countdowns, the opening envelope, the marble stone, taped photo prints, wax seals, hand-drawn scene illustrations, a heart-navigated photo slider, a floating venue list, a flower-pattern backdrop and a liquid scroll divider.

Built for three breakpoints, with every animation respecting reduced-motion settings. Heading order, landmarks and form labelling checked throughout.