BLOMSTRA, the wedding invitation you have to untie

A digital wedding invitation that behaves like a piece of stationery rather than a web page. It opens behind a gate. Pull the satin ribbon, the bow comes undone, a carmine wax seal cracks in two and throws shards, the flap swings back on a 3D hinge and the card slides out. Then the names write themselves under a travelling nib, the date is buried beneath a bed of real pressed petals you brush away with a finger, the couple argue about a sofa in two different handwritings, the schedule is five perforated postage stamps cancelled by a postmark as they enter view, the estate is a hand-engraved map that draws itself, and the RSVP is a reply card you stamp and watch fold away. A botanical wreath, corner flourishes and heading garlands are generated as path data and draw themselves leaf by leaf. Mobile first, one continuous sheet of cotton paper, and the light rakes across it as you scroll. No animation library.

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