Dock Supper Club invitation.
A personal invitation for every guest, opened like a real envelope.
The ask.
The first Dock Supper Club dinner was invitation-only. Every guest needed to feel personally invited, and the replies had to come back clean: who is coming, who they are bringing, and what they can't eat.
- Client
- Private dinner invitations
- Where
- Baltimore, MD
- Closest tier
- The Site
- Status
- Private, by invitation
What I built.
Personal links
Every guest gets their own link, and the envelope greets them by name.
The envelope
Tap the wax seal and the envelope opens to reveal the invitation.
RSVP
Yes or no, plus-ones where allowed, allergies and dietary needs, and a photo release.
Privacy
The exact location stays hidden until a guest says yes. Anyone without a personal link sees a private-invitation notice.
Built for phones first.
The envelope fills a phone screen, so opening it feels like opening real mail.
Behind the scenes.
A guest opens their link
The guest list marks their invitation as opened, so you can see who has looked.
A guest replies
The answer lands on their own row of the guest list. Nothing to copy, match up or chase.
Want something like this?
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