The identity, rendered by the system it documents.

An arch standing on a rule. The arch is the place and takes the season; the rule is the total and is always gold. It is the only gold on any page.

Three drawings were rejected to get here, and each is easy to walk back into. The bare arch read as a rainbow at a glance and a lowercase n at 16px, and it floated — it had no ground. The arcade, three bays, fixed the rainbow and became the letters mm at 20px. The vault, concentric half-rounds over a line, is a sunrise icon at every size. The rule fixes all three: it grounds the arch, it makes the silhouette a doorway rather than a letterform, and it carries the second half of the meaning — the place, on the number.

Below 24px the regular stroke rasters to about a pixel, so the compact drawing thickens both strokes while keeping the same outer silhouette. The 44px circular avatar is the test that matters: two-thirds of the audience meets a vendor there first, on a phone.

The brand wears one of four palettes and the calendar picks it, resolved on the server in Rome's timezone. The buttons at the top of this page preview the others — they repaint everything, because that is what shipping it does.

Each season is one hue family in four values — ground, sunken, soft, accent — plus gold and silver. An earlier cut gave every season six slots, which is more than any of these palettes has real colours for, so the surplus was filled with invention and the invention collided: the same pale sage in all four, dusty pink in two. A family run from palest to deepest cannot clash with itself.

The ratio is the mechanism, not the colour list. 70 ground · 25 soft · 5 accent. What makes a palette read as expensive is that it is uneven, which is why each key colour leads from a different band: spring's pink is the ground, because dusty rose at 70% is a wall and at 5% a detail; summer's terracotta is the accent, because terracotta at 70% is a flowerpot and at 5% it burns.

Four seasons times two themes is eight states, and npm run contrast measures every pairing in every one of them, failing the build under 4.5:1 for text or 3:1 for edges. The table below re-measures in your browser, live, in whichever season you are previewing.

Fraunces for display and running text — engraved, invitation-adjacent, with enough authority to carry a five-figure number. Space Grotesk for labels, controls and anything set in caps. Tabular figures wherever a price appears, which is the strongest available signal that a number was computed rather than typed.

One set, one weight, one vocabulary. Every icon in the product comes through components/ui/Icon.tsx, and a glyph that is not in the list below does not appear in the product until it is added there on purpose. Nine files used to import lucide directly, at three different stroke weights.

1.5 stroke, butt caps, miter joins, on the four sizes in lib/icons.ts — 13, 15, 18, 22 — each tied to a type step rather than to a component. Butt caps match the mark and every rule in the stylesheet. Miter joins were chosen by rendering the whole set three ways and looking: the predicted spikes do not happen, and round joins blunted the point of send and the vertex of accept, which are the two places an icon in this brand should be sharp.

Colour is always currentColor. An icon never names a colour — it inherits from the text it accompanies, which is what keeps it correct in eight states without a single icon knowing any of them exist. lib/icons.test.ts fails the build if any file outside the wrapper imports lucide or restates the weight.

Plain, specific, never warmer than the facts support. The test for any sentence is whether someone could check it. If they could not, it does not ship.

The planning fee is the last invoice, paid after the wedding. Deposits and balances go to suppliers on their own invoices, in the couple's name. Delilah never holds the wedding money.

The only money claim the brand may make, and it must be made in full or not at all. Half of it — "paid after the wedding" without "suppliers are paid directly" — implies we hold the balance in between, which is the opposite of what the code does.

1. A model may choose. It may never assert. It selects from closed sets built from live inventory, and every number and every fact about a business is rendered from a row.
2. No figure a model produced reaches a visitor. Ever.
3. Nothing is bookable on the strength of a scraped row.

Enforced in lib/compose.ts and app/api/ai/route.ts, not trusted to a prompt. The footer line No figure on this site is model-generated is a promise the codebase keeps, and it is the most valuable sentence the brand owns.