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Happy for You

An invitation that feels like the couple.

Creator · end-to-end2026Web · invitation platform
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Web · invitation platform

An invitation that feels like the couple.

Happy for You
Web

Designed and built by Alexanders Schwartzmann · end-to-end

  • Invitation UX & template system
  • Atelier rendering & editor
  • Guest links & access
  • RSVP & publishing backend
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Happy for You: Atelier collection
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Atelier collection

The latest collection contains six original relief designs, including Porcelain Garden.

Captured from the latest local source

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Happy for You · Atelier collection
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Feature highlights
  • Six original Atelier relief designs
  • Paired-door guest opening
  • Invitation editor, guest links & RSVP
Built with

Next.js / React / TypeScript / PostgreSQL / S3

The problem
An invitation needs a personal visual identity and a practical guest workflow.
What I built
Original Atelier relief designs, a paired-door opening, an invitation editor, guest links, and RSVP.
What it enables
Couples can shape their invitation and give guests a coherent opening and response flow.
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Contribution & implementation

I designed and built this project end to end.

Project creator

Alexanders Schwartzmann

From product design, UX, and architecture to the feature implementation below.

My implementation scope
  • Invitation UX & template system
  • Atelier rendering & editor
  • Guest links & access
  • RSVP & publishing backend

How the main flow works

  1. 01

    Choose an Atelier template

  2. 02

    Edit the invitation content

  3. 03

    Publish and share guest links

  4. 04

    Guest opening and RSVP

Implementation evidence

The implemented feature, how it works, and the technical decision behind it.

01 / Original screen & source

Original invitation presentation

The Atelier collection contains six relief designs, with Porcelain Garden rendered through the actual guest opening.

Technical decision

The paired-door opening belongs to the invitation renderer, rather than being a separate portfolio animation.

02 / Original screen & source

Guest access and response are separate concerns

The source includes guest-document and RSVP services alongside the invitation editor and publishing flow.

Technical decision

Template presentation, guest access, and RSVP records have separate implementation paths.

Evidence scope

Original Atelier source and artwork re-captured on October 14. Payment configuration remains a test mode in the reviewed source; no payment, RSVP, or client invitation was submitted.

Captured from the latest local source ·

The problem

A wedding invitation needs to feel personal while also handling guest access, event details, replies, and publication.

Feature highlights

  • Six original Atelier relief designs
  • Paired-door guest opening
  • Invitation editor, guest links & RSVP

Current implementation

The current Atelier collection has six original relief designs: Porcelain Garden, Svara Bali, Sekar Atelier, Peony Reverie, Limone Estate, and Orchid Nocturne. The actual guest renderer opens a paired relief door before the invitation. Next.js, React, PostgreSQL, and S3-compatible media storage support the catalog, editor, guest links, RSVP, and publication workflow.

Explore the real product

The captures use the latest October 13 Atelier source and artwork, including the actual Porcelain Garden opening and invitation. Payment mode in the reviewed source is still a test mode.