Wedding Invitation — Named For One Guest

A grown-up, modern 30-second vertical (9:16) wedding invitation that renders one video per guest — a planner, venue, or invite platform uploads guests.csv and batch-renders the whole list, because only one field changes per row. Deliberately not stationery: no script faces, no gold, no ivory-and-garnet. Six scenes on an alternating ink ↔ chalk rhythm with a single pine accent and a 1px hairline motif: a setup line that makes the next scene land, the payoff (the guest's name alone at 380px inside a hairline card), a full-bleed couple photo with a slow push-in, a when-&-where scene with the date over a venue photo, three dry lines about what the day actually is, and a keepsake card built to be screenshotted (it holds completely static for the last 3 seconds and carries the couple, date, place, RSVP link, and the guest's name in one frame). Geist + JetBrains Mono. Swap eleven dynamic fields — guest_name (the only per-guest field, used in both the payoff and the card), couple_names, wedding_weekday + wedding_date + wedding_date_full, venue_name + venue_location + venue_line, rsvp_link, couple_photo, and venue_photo — where everything but guest_name is set once per wedding. Phone-first: built to land in a WhatsApp thread and be forwarded to a partner. Note: the guest name renders at a fixed 380px, which fits roughly five narrow characters — pass a smaller font size for longer names like "Priya & Devendra". Pairs with The Long Version (v2), which shares an identical variable set so one upload renders both cuts.

Aspect ratio

9:16 · Vertical

Duration

~30s

Category

Events