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Reimagining the Modern Wedding Experience with Squarespace!
Two Bad Apples approached Ursich Designs to create a website that reflected their bold, modern approach to the wedding industry. The goal was to move away from traditional wedding aesthetics and design a digital experience that felt editorial, authentic, and elevated.
Built on Squarespace, the website combines refined typography, spacious layouts, immersive imagery, and intuitive navigation to create a seamless user experience. Every page was thoughtfully designed to tell the brand's story, showcase their services, and guide couples naturally towards making an enquiry.
The final result is a polished digital experience that captures the personality of Two Bad Apples while positioning them as a premium, design-led wedding studio.
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Custom Build has my vote, feels like it would age better for a brand that wants some longevity past the wedding trend cycle. Did the client come in already knowing which direction they wanted, or was that something you had to work out together?
Thanks so much! Means alot :) They had a very standard website which wasn't converting any sales. They has no real visual on what they wanted only just to elevate the site to make it look super professional. We went from a standard home page to a fully customised website. I...
That's actually the harder brief in a way, full creative reins with nothing to react against. When a client hands you that kind of blank slate, where do you usually start pulling inspiration from, competitor sites, mood boards, or mostly your own past work?
It is usually harder but some how I love it more. When we jump on a call I go through our brief asking them what their main goal is. Then I send them options on how we can achieve this, recommend my most effective ways and go from there. :) I lot comes from my past work and things I learn along the way.
Here is the link if anyone wanted to have a look through :) https://www.twobadapples.com.au/
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Two Bad Apples
Two Bad Apples is a local small business that specializes in creating unique, one-of-a-kind preserved floral arrangements, elegant custom cupcakes and cakes, customized fondant cookies, personalized gifts, and special event services such as high tea parties, baby showers, weddings and more.
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