Elegant Moments Events

Brand identity and website for Elegant Moments Events, a fictional luxury event planner

Elegant Moments Events is a concept project I created to show what I can build for a high-end service business, starting from nothing. The fictional client plans intimate celebrations: micro-weddings, elopements, and anniversary dinners for two. I designed the brand first, then the website, so the two work as one. The goal was a site that feels as polished as the events themselves and makes booking a consultation feel like the obvious next step.

visit concept site →‍ ‍(password: eme)


INDUSTRY

Luxury events
High-end service businesses


SERVICES

Brand identity
Custom illustrations
Web design
Squarespace build
Custom CSS


THE BRIEF

Create a brand and website that make small events feel as special as grand ones. Give the brand a distinct look that stands out among wedding planners, and carry it through every page and screen size.


WHAT I DID

  • Designed an Art Deco logo with custom geometric lettering

  • Built a color palette of deep navy, antique gold, warm sand, and cream

  • Created custom gold linework, chevron section dividers, and shaped photo frames

  • Designed five pages, plus a reusable template for event stories

  • Built an inquiry form that asks for date, event type, guest count, and budget up front

  • Wrote custom CSS for precise placement and layouts the Squarespace editor can’t handle on its own

  • Made every page fully responsive across desktop, tablet, and phone

  • Built in SEO from launch: metadata, headings, image sizing


WHAT IT SHOWS

A complete brand and website, from logo to inquiry form, for a business that sells an experience. It’s the kind of project I’d take on for a photographer, florist, venue, or any high-end service business that wants its website to match the quality of its work.

“You could listen to everything I was saying, even when I was still figuring it out myself, and interpret what I was actually trying to accomplish.
That is a rare skill.”

– GK Callahan, civic artist, on working with Liz

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