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Oldie but a goodie. This was the site I built for my wedding. Built over a weekend and a half minus the figma design. Im particularly proud of the goofy copy I snuck in there.
I accidentally paid for the domain for another year so you can still check it out below
https://www.thewellswed.com/
Haha thanks. @Nugraha I saw the charge come in and was like i should probably post about this
A weekend and a half for the whole build is wild, and it doesn't look rushed at all. Curious, did the goofy copy make it in as-is or did you have to talk your partner into keeping it?
Thanks! The first pass was much goofier lol She had me tone it down a bit in a few sections. I like to think the design distracted her into keeping most of it haha.
Ha, that's the best kind of client note, tone it down but not too much. Good sign the design was pulling its weight if it talked her into keeping most of the jokes.
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