A website for significant occasions
The Suzanne Connelly project presents celebrant services through warm colour, flowers and clearly separated areas of text. A phone view sits within a wider page composition, showing the same identity at different screen sizes. The work has a personal tone without relying on a portrait to carry every part of the introduction.
Vessel Studio’s portfolio credits branding and website design for the Melbourne celebrant. The project image includes references to funerals, memorials and celebrations, placing the design within a field where language and atmosphere are closely connected.
The warmth of a limited palette
Rust and ochre tones give the page a strong visual character. Floral photographs introduce brighter yellow and softer pink, while pale text areas provide relief between the more saturated sections. The palette is warm, but it has enough variation to distinguish different parts of the page.
The type and spacing also contribute to the rhythm. Headings establish clear points of entry, and the text is arranged in sections rather than a single uninterrupted block. The visual structure makes room for several kinds of content while maintaining a coherent identity.
A personal service, presented consistently
The phone mockup makes the relationship between the page and its smaller-screen version visible. Images, colour and headings remain recognisable as the layout changes. That continuity matters to the identity: the same service can be encountered in different formats without appearing to become a different business.
The Suzanne Connelly project is a design record rather than a review of a ceremony. Its interest lies in the way a personal service is translated into a public-facing website. Colour, imagery and structure work together to create a presence that feels particular to the celebrant and the occasions her work addresses.
