The Studio — Wedsite Studios

The two founders of Wedsite Studios — The studio, such as it is

We started this because a wedding gets a photographer, a florist and a stationer — and then a free template with someone else's name in the URL.

That gap is the whole business. The invitation gets designed. The stationery gets designed. Then the thing every single guest actually opens on their phone — the one place they look up the time, the venue, the dress code and where to park — gets whatever was free that week.

So we build the other thing. A site drawn around the couple's own invitation suite, on their own address, that works on a five-year-old phone on mobile data, and that keeps working long after the day is over.

We are new to weddings. We are not new to shipping: five wedding sites delivered and more than ten other web projects behind them. That's the honest version, and we would rather you hear it from us.

Wedsite Studios is the wedding studio of Optimize, our web design and development studio, which builds websites for businesses in the Philippines and abroad. The craft underneath is the same. Here it is turned toward one day.

5Wedding sites deliveredReal couples, real guest lists, real wedding weeks.

10+Other web projectsBefore weddings. The reason nothing here is a first attempt.

6Design studiesBuilt in full, every page, to show what a commission can be.

What we believe

Four positions we don't move off.

They cost us work occasionally. We'd rather keep them than win the wrong commission.

01

No templates

We don't keep a stock of layouts to drop names into. Every site is drawn from the couple's own paper — palette, type, motif. It is slower. It is the entire product.

02

Your guests come first

Half your guest list is on an older phone and patchy data. If the site is beautiful and takes six seconds to load, it isn't beautiful. Speed is a design decision here, not a technical one.

03

You never touch a control panel

Domain, hosting, security, the wedding-week monitoring — ours. You send content once, in one guided form. There is nothing for you to log into and nothing to renew in a panic.

04

The site outlives the day

After the wedding the RSVP closes and the page turns inward — the album, the messages, the day — at the same address you printed on the invitation. Not archived. Kept.

How we work

Design first, build second, approval in between.

The couple-facing version of this lives on the home page. This is what it looks like from our side.

We read the paper before we open a design file. Your invitation, your save-the-date, the mood board you've been quietly building since the engagement. If there's a stationer involved, we'd like to see their work — the site should look like it came from the same hand.

You approve the direction before anything is built. Palette, type, layout, motion. Agreeing on that first is what makes the revisions later small and cheap instead of structural and painful.

Then we build once, properly. Hand-written, no page builder, no plugin stack that breaks in eighteen months. You get a private preview link and we revise against it until it reads like you.

And we stay through the wedding week. Revisions stay free until the day itself, and a real person answers on Messenger through the weekend — because that is the one week nobody can wait until Monday.

Typical buildThree to four weeks from the first call to the live link
Your effortOne guided content form, fillable in pieces from a phone
RevisionsFree through your wedding week — not counted in rounds
Handled for youDomain, hosting, HTTPS, backups, speed, previews and sharing cards
After the dayThe site becomes the album at the same address
PricesQuoted after the call, once we know the wedding — never off a package list