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WhiteClover
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WhiteClover is a wedding management and marketplace platform that connects couples, guests and vendors in one place, from the first stages of planning and creating wedding websites to RSVP event updates.

Project
WhiteClover Platform
Year
2024
Industry
Wedding Tech / Consumer SaaS
Service
Branding, UX/UI Design, Design System, Web Application Development
WhiteClover guest list dashboard open on a MacBook on a soft cream surface, showing names, tags and RSVP status

Business Challenge

Wedding planning as a process is fragmented across dozens of tools, group chats, and spreadsheets. Couples lose hours coordinating guests, managing RSVPs, tracking budgets and communicating with vendors across separate platforms.

WhiteClover created a single, emotionally intelligent space that brings every detail together without losing the warmth and intimacy of the occasion.

WhiteClover wordmark set over a celebratory wedding photograph, anchoring the brand identity
The WhiteClover three-heart clover icon on a soft cream background — the brand's primary mark
WhiteClover logo evolution — three hearts converging into the final clover mark

Brand Foundation

We designed an identity that captures the essence of love, unity, and timeless elegance. The visual system reflects the deeply personal and heartfelt nature of weddings, with the three-heart clover symbolising a harmonious union.

WhiteClover billboard in an urban setting — 'your kind of story' headline beside the clover mark
Couple's WhiteClover wedding website previewed on an iPhone in a soft floral setting
WhiteClover business cards stacked on a textured surface, showing the wordmark and clover icon
Couple wearing matching WhiteClover branded t-shirts on a sunlit terrace
WhiteClover branded tote bag held over a wildflower meadow, showing the clover crest in detail

Product Approach

We designed the WhiteClover web platform as a control centre for weddings, allowing couples to manage everything in one place instead of juggling multiple tabs and spreadsheets. From guest lists and RSVPs to schedules and seating, each view highlights what’s essential.

Goals

Reduce cognitive load

The aim is to create a system that highlights what requires immediate attention and conceals what can wait, resulting in a prioritized workspace rather than an overwhelming dashboard filled with everything.

Design for two very different mental models

Couples are planners with full context. Guests are occasional visitors who need instant clarity. These are almost opposite UX patterns, the platform has to serve both without compromise, likely through separate but connected surfaces.

Make status visible without asking

The goal is awareness: guests and the couple always know the current state of things without having to check in manually.

Earn Emotional Trust

This event holds deep emotional significance in a person's life. The user interface should feel personal, inviting, and easy to navigate, aiming to minimize feelings of overwhelm.

WhiteClover homepage previewed on a laptop and mobile device
Tablet showing the WhiteClover guests view, resting on a bed of fresh daisies
WhiteClover template builder on a tablet — couples customise their wedding website with live previews

How Brand Became Product

The three heart clover symbol became the core of the UI identity: soft curves, warm neutrals, and layered depth. Every product surface, from the dashboard to invitation cards, draws from the same visual grammar established in the brand.

Wide banner of the WhiteClover dashboard — guests, planning, vendors and RSVPs flowing across the canvas
Grid of WhiteClover wedding website templates showing different layouts and palettes for couples to start from
iPhone laid on hydrangeas and daisies, showing the WhiteClover invitation and RSVP screen for Jane & George
WhiteClover event feed on an iPhone, layered over a collage of wedding moments — first dances, kisses, group portraits

Scalable System

The app uses a collection of reusable components with clearly defined standards for use. These components combine pattern libraries, colors, and fonts with standardised design principles to help the platform achieve consistent visual design at scale.

WhiteClover brand colour palette — fifteen swatches anchored by deep aubergine and warm peach, with neutral creams and greys
WhiteClover typography page — Friday serif paired with Didact Gothic, each shown at display size
WhiteClover design system reference — icon set, category and status tags, and four button variants ranged across a working canvas

Outcome

Our focus wasn’t only on the couple, but also on the people who come to celebrate with them. We wanted guests to have an easy, special experience from the moment they’re invited to long after the last dance. So we designed an app that complements the web platform.

iPhone tilted between terracotta and purple shadows, showing the WhiteClover invitation screen for a couple's wedding
MacBook on textured concrete steps, showing the WhiteClover guest list dashboard with tags, statuses and quick actions