Wedding app · Mobile web · UX/UI

Getting.

A wedding app for meeting new people, managing guests and shuttles, and collecting blessings and photos, all in one playful place. First launched for Stav & Eden's wedding.

RoleProduct Designer (UX/UI)
PlatformMobile web app · Hebrew (RTL)
ScopeProduct concept, flows, UI, copy
First launchStav & Eden's wedding · 2027
RSVP screen
Welcome screen
Blessings wall
Overview

Weddings are full of people you haven't met

Getting turns a wedding from a one-night event into a social experience: guests meet each other, and the couple manages everything in one place.

The product combines three things: meeting people at weddings, with guest profiles and an opt-in "open to meeting" status; guest and shuttle management, through a playful RSVP flow; and blessings and photos, on a live wall and a shared album.

I designed the product end to end and launched the first version for our own wedding. The guiding brief: funny, aesthetic and dead simple, for guests of every age.

The challenge

Wedding tools are just forms

Most wedding tools are a static page and a form: name, number of guests, submit. Nobody remembers them, the couple still chases people on WhatsApp for answers, rides and photos, and singles leave without ever knowing who else was there.

What if the RSVP was the start of the party, not a chore?

Design goals

What guided the design

01

Make it fun

Humor in every line of copy, so each step feels like a chat with the couple.

02

One question per screen

Short, focused steps with a progress bar, easy for grandma and for friends.

03

Connection, opt-in

Meeting people is built in, but every guest decides what to share.

04

Feel the vibe

A bright, festive look that matches the wedding, from the first screen on.

Onboarding flow

RSVP that builds a guest profile

WelcomeDate, venue, the couple
RSVPComing, maybe, or not
Who are youName, phone, +1
ShuttleNeed a ride?
The fun partStatus, Instagram, fun fact
SelfieSo people find you
Inside the app

One app, the whole wedding

01 — Who's here

Meet people at the wedding

Guest cards with a fun fact and a status. Singles can choose to show they're open to meeting, and the app suggests a match to say hi to.

  • Filter: everyone, singles, open to offers
  • Status is private by default
  • A wave or a match, never awkward
Who's here
02 — The wall

Blessings, photos and a countdown

The heart of the app: guests post blessings and photos for the couple, see how many days are left, and get prompts when they don't know what to write.

  • Live feed of blessings and photos
  • Countdown and RSVP stats
  • Writing prompts: "funny", "emotional", "selfie"
Blessings wall
03 — The album

Everyone's photos, in one place

A shared album sorted by time of the event, with a "find me" option that shows the photos you appear in, no more begging friends on WhatsApp.

  • Grouped by moments: chuppah, dancing
  • "Find me" via your selfie
  • Private photos only for the couple
Shared album
04 — Guests & shuttles

Guest & shuttle management

Every guest sees and edits their RSVP, +1 and shuttle seat at any time, so the couple always has an up-to-date list. Those who can't make it still leave a blessing, with no guilt.

My profile
Can't make it
Tone of voice

Copy that sounds like us

נו, באים או מה?
"So… are you coming or what?"
Instead of "RSVP"
לא הכינוי מהצבא, בבקשה
"Not your army nickname, please"
Name field hint
תלוי אם יש בר פתוח
"Depends if there's an open bar"
The "maybe" option
Visual language

Festive, bright, a little cheeky

Color

Pink
#E0569B
Yellow
#F5C928
Sky
#7CCFEF
Ink
#1E1B18

Logo & typography

Getting
Secular OneHeadlines
Rubik · body, buttons, formsText
What I learned

Personality is a feature

When the content is simple, tone and flow do the heavy lifting. One question per screen and a joke in every line can turn a chore into something guests actually enjoy.

Guest names and content shown in the screens are illustrative.