Forty seconds, one continuous take — the invitation opening, the reply landing, the pass in hand, and the same wedding drawn six different ways.
guests_final_v4.xlsx
messages
“Is the shuttle at 4 or 4:30?”
“I’ll check and text you back”
inbox — 14 unread
Re: dietary requirements
Re: can I bring a plus one
Re: what should we wear
kitchen
Aunt Rita — no shellfish. Which table?
seating — printed 3 weeks ago
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Together with our families
Elena & Matteo
Invitation for
The Hartley Household
E M
Together with our families
Elena & Matteo
would love you to join us as we begin our forever.
Saturday
12 June 2027
Where
Lake Como, Italy
Save the date
12
June 2027 · 15:30
Reply card
Elena & Matteo
The Hartley Household
Will you join us?
Accepts with pleasure
2 attending
No shellfish — Rita
Shuttle from town, 16:00
Kindly reply by 1 May 2027
Wedding pass
The Hartley Household
Private — this household only
Order of the day
Saturday · CEST
15:30
Ceremony
Villa Balbiano, lakeside terrace
17:00
Aperitivo
Cypress walk
20:00
Dinner
The orangery — Table 4
What the planner sets
What the guest meets
Chooses the world and the opening
A sealed envelope in their own hand
Enters one household, once
One reply for everyone at that address
Sets the shuttle and the tables
A pass with their table and their ride
Riviera
Lake Como
Maison
Provence
Notte
New York
Heritage
Cotswolds
Modernist
Copenhagen
Garden
Tuscany
Vow Motion
One guest list.
One invitation, in six worlds.
Loops on its own. Pauses when it scrolls out of view, and holds still if you have reduced motion turned on.
EIGHT MOMENTS
One continuous composition, not eight clips.
Nothing cuts. Each element carries into the next beat and settles — the way the product itself carries one guest list from the invitation all the way to the door. Click a beat to jump the film straight to it.
01 — The scatter
FOR YOUR FEED
The same story, cut for a phone.
A thirty-five-second vertical cut — the group chat, the envelope, the invitation becoming six worlds, one reply and one pass. Built to be screen-recorded straight into a Reel or a story.