A wedding projection shaped live
The whole
night,frame after
frame,written by everyone
The Chorus turns guest photographs into a changing projection. Each new frame joins while the celebration is still moving.
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THE EVENING BEGINS AT 15:08
The screen in the room
The projection keeps pace with the reception—new frames surface between speeches, courses and songs.
The room is only perfect once. Someone is already photographing it.
A photograph leaves a phone. Seconds later, the whole room meets it.
The screen moves with dinner, speeches and dancing while the room is still full.
the last frame arrives before the last song ends.
From phone to room
A place card becomes part of the show.
A slim card waits beside the glassware—the doorway into the projection.
A guest chooses a photograph from their phone and adds their name.
The photograph enters the wedding screen while everyone is still there to see it.
The look
Not a photo wall. Your wedding.
Type, colour and ornament are composed for the venue. The projection should feel installed in the room—not laid over it afterward.
Ivory EditorialQuiet, typographic, timeless.
Champagne GalleryMuseum walls and soft light.
Modern ChineseDouble happiness, gold on red.
Pakistani NikahSage, ivory and fine gold.
Four to begin with. More are being drawn…
At each place
A quiet invitation to alter the room.
The card does one job: it lets a guest send a photograph toward the screen. No public feed opens at the table and no separate social space competes with the wedding.
made for the people who were there
The Chorus is independently built around one idea: wedding photographs should join the celebration, not wait outside it. If the screen added something to your night, a small gift helps us make the next one glow.