Case 03 of 05 · Client project · Motion Design & Scroll Animation Website
A wedding site told as a film, scene by scrolling scene.
A Love Story in Motion is a wedding website built as a motion piece: the couple's story unfolds in scroll-driven scenes, paced like a short film from first meeting to wedding day.
Act 1 · Before
A couple wanted their wedding site to feel like their story, not a schedule with hearts on it. The brief: real emotion, zero kitsch, and the practical details still easy to find. The constraint: it had to move people who already know the story.
Act 2 · The work
The site was structured as narrative beats, the meeting, the years, the proposal, the day, each beat one scene with one emotional job. Practical information, venue, time, RSVP, was deliberately placed after the story resolves.
The art direction trusts type, spacing and photographic rhythm instead of ornament. Big quiet headlines, long breaths of negative space, and the couple's photography treated like film stills.
Scroll velocity mapped to scene transitions, images that drift at the pace of recollection, a pulse of movement at the proposal beat. The scroll is the film's playhead: guests control the pacing without knowing it.
Sentiment dies at 20fps. The build keeps every animation on the compositor, streams media in narrative order, and degrades gracefully on older phones. The grandmother's tablet was a named test device.
Look closer
A goes and stands on it, then explains the decision.
Act 3 · After
A wedding site that guests actually finished: the story reads as a film rather than an information page, and the practical details arrive only after the emotion has done its work.
The site shipped before the invitations went out and did its job: guests arrived at the wedding already moved, and the RSVP form was the easiest part of the story.
AA · assistant