Aisle API · live site gallery
Same data.
Different site.
One wedding, 12 websites. Each uses the same names, dates, places, and schedule from the Aisle API. Open a site to explore it.
Read the API docs →Walt & Perrie, a little world
Wander a miniature Castel Fragsburg, collect a weekend passport, and watch the dinner terrace light up after sunset. A wedding website with room for a little exploring.
Walt & Perrie, daylight
A clear, warm site for a long weekend above Merano. The schedule sits close to the surface, with the place doing the visual work.
Walt & Perrie, night
The same wedding data after sunset. A deep sky, a quieter palette, and the exact same answers for every guest.
The weekend edition
Newsprint, red headlines, and event stories. A full weekend newspaper with an attire column and the details worth keeping.
A map of our weekend
Follow an illustrated route through the mountains. Pick a numbered stop for photos, event details, and venue directions.
Dress rehearsal
Pink covers, oversized type, and outfit spreads. Choose an event for its dress code, inspiration, and a place in the diary.
Walt & Perrie, signal
A high-contrast schedule for a weekend with several places, several times, and very little room for confusion.
Walt & Perrie, tabs
A multi-page reading order for guests who want to choose their own way through the weekend.
Walt & Perrie, mono
A narrow, quiet site that keeps the important facts one thumb away.
Meet us up here
A floating Alpine island built in Three.js. Turn the castle, change the light, and pick an event marker to find your way into the weekend.
One more song
A record sleeve meets a festival poster. Explore the daily bill, turn the record, and put together your own weekend lineup.
A little out of office
Taped photographs, notes on the back, and plans tucked between the pages. Open the scrapbook and check what is in your suitcase.
What stays constant
One backend for the facts guests need.
Your frontend can live where you want and behave the way you want. Aisle keeps the wedding information in one place and gives your site a server-side API to read it.
Build the site your guests will use.
Read the public API and decide what your wedding website should be.