Ever & Oak · California weddings
Ever & Oak plans weddings across California. Every detail, every flower, every moment, handled with care, so you can simply be present.
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Recent weddings
Numbered, captioned with venue and date, one after the other. The page reads in sequence, softly.
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Pricing
Three plans. No hidden fees. Every plan includes a dedicated planner and a day-of coordinator.
Kind words
Three stories, one module each. Same order, same shape, learned once.
“The day felt like us, only more so.”
Amelia & James · Malibu · Jun 2026
“Every detail was already done when we arrived.”
Sofia & Daniel · Napa · Aug 2026
“Our guests are still talking about it.”
Maya & Chris · Santa Barbara · Sep 2026
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Real weddings, behind the scenes, and the details we love. Six Reels. Swipe sideways on your phone, one post at a time. Three columns on desktop, no empty spaces. These are example posts. Send me the links you want and I will swap them in.

@lovewithinthedetails
Designing a wedding, one detail at a time. A tour of our event design showroom, from table settings to invitations.
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@timewithterrazas
From your first ideas to your final send-off, we are with you every step of the way.
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@sjsevents
An inside look at a luxury wedding at The Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel. Where luxury meets logistics.
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@lovewithinthedetails
A peek into some of my favorite designs. Every wedding starts with your story.
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@vale_ortega
An amazing wedding weekend in Bath. Congratulations to the couple.
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@no_limbs_
A romantic wedding story. A childhood dream of walking down the aisle, come true.
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Wedding mood, applied: blush rose background, dusty rose and rose-gold accents, deep berry text, Cormorant Garamond italic headings, delicate floral divider motif, soft rounded cards. Hero, locked 7 Nov: a full-bleed wedding photo with vanilla JS falling petals and sparkles over it. No Three.js, no CDN, so the page opens even if every outside server is down. The falling objects change per industry: petals for weddings and florists, snowflakes for winter, confetti for DJs and photo booths, leaves for garden venues. Instagram, rebuilt 7 Nov: on mobile, one row, one column, horizontal scroll, one post visible at a time with a peek of the next. Each card shows the likes and comments count, a fixed 4:5 image (self-hosted thumbnails, so they never break), the username, and a caption clamped to exactly 2 lines. On desktop it is a 3-column grid, 6 posts, 2 full rows, no empty spaces. Tapping a card opens the post on Instagram. The 6 posts shown are examples from California wedding planners; send the links you want and they will be swapped in. Techniques, one per section: (1) Hero — full-bleed photo + 21st.dev animated reveal + shimmer button + falling petals. (2) Stats — 21st.dev number ticker. (3) Gallery — recent.design numbered structure 01–04 with venue + date and a Next link. (4) Pricing — curated.design editorial table. (5) Testimonials — one fixed module per story. (6) Instagram — mobile 1-col horizontal scroll with likes and comments, desktop 3-col grid, 6 posts, fixed image, 2-line caption. (7) Footer — editorial close with a shimmer CTA. Images are free-licence Pexels stock. If reduced motion is on, the petals hide and the photo hero stands on its own.