Use Claude to build wedding RSVP and guest tools

Piotr Szaran built a wedding website for himself and his fiancée, designed for around two hundred guests. It needed to communicate event details, collect RSVPs and give the couple a practical way to manage responses and guest information.

He used Claude Code through a guided process, supplying context and breaking work into manageable tasks. Supporting instructions in skills.md helped shape the output. For design exploration, Claude and the frontend-design skill produced fifteen different directions; Szaran selected and combined elements rather than accepting a single generated design.

The resulting application included a custom RSVP flow, an authenticated dashboard for the couple, guest imports and email broadcasting. Supabase supported authentication and guest data. Mobile use shaped the layout and performance decisions because many guests would check information from phones.

Szaran reviewed generated work, revised the direction and examined guest and admin workflows. He added Sentry to observe issues after launch and describes additional attention to edge cases and reliability. He also says he would document the agent workflow more deliberately and tighten parts of the code after rapid iteration. The account reports a working event-management site, without supplying a final count of submitted RSVPs or measured time savings.

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Source: www.piotrszaran.com · Piotr Szaran