The initial design and mood board for Ken and Harvey's wedding came from Smile Indias, who landed on a striking "Kanal but Fashion" concept that we immediately fell in love with. The look leaned into the gritty-meets-glamorous spirit of Filipino street culture, refined just enough to feel like a wedding, raw enough to feel like them.
From there, the project was handed over to us and we worked our magic. We translated Smile's vision into a fully functioning wedding website, complete with RSVP, table seat assignments, shuttle assignments, and a dedicated section telling the story of the grooms. Every flow was built to match the energy of the design while quietly handling the logistics behind a real-life wedding day.
It was a pleasure to feature the work of our very own Filipino type artists on this build, Cubao and Quiapo by Aaron Amar, both inspired by jeepney and Metro Manila signage, and LL Karatula by Lloyd Zapanta, inspired by the hand-painted outdoor signages of the Philippines. These typefaces were absolutely worth every peso, they carried the "Kanal but Fashion" concept all the way through and gave the site a distinctly local soul.
Maligayang pag-iisang dibdib, mga padi. Ken and Harvey, here's to forever. 🤍