The nights you were born
Two maps, two skies: how the stars stood over each of your birthplaces. That is where the story starts.
Star maps
The sky remembers your moments.
The night you met, the proposal, the wedding itself: your wedding website can show how the stars really stood above each of those moments.
Your moments
Which skies tell your story?
You choose the moments. Start with the three suggested ones, add your own, and put them in the order that tells it best.
The night you met
The sky above the bar, the dance floor, the lecture hall, the app date that turned into six hours of talking.
The proposal
The night one of you asked and the other said yes, with the sky exactly as it was.
The wedding day itself
The sky above your venue on the night you marry. A future date works: the sky is calculated, not photographed.
Why it works
Everyone at your wedding looks up at the same sky. Yours just has a date on it.
Real astronomy
Calculated, not decorated.
Plenty of star maps online are pretty patterns. Ours are computed from the real sky, and we test for it.
Only real stars
Every star on your map comes from an astronomical catalog. Nothing is scattered on for decoration; a gate in our test suite fails the build if anything invented reaches the map.
Your place, your time
The sky is computed for the exact place, date, and time of your moment, including which constellations were up and where the planets stood.
No planet that was not there
If Jupiter was below the horizon that night, Jupiter is not on your map. The style you pick changes the look, never the sky.
On your website
A section, not a poster shop.
The star maps live as a section on your wedding website, in the same warm style as the rest of your site. You manage them next to your other sections, and your guests simply scroll through your story. Pair them with the map of where you met.