Jeff and Megan are getting married at the Beach. 🙂 It’s a wedding site, but it’s a nifty one. I like the use of the video and the slow fades between the proposal pictures to sort of be animated(ish). Dig it.
Submitted by: Jeff Glenn
Role: Designer & Developer
Jeff and Megan are getting married at the Beach. 🙂 It’s a wedding site, but it’s a nifty one. I like the use of the video and the slow fades between the proposal pictures to sort of be animated(ish). Dig it.
Submitted by: Jeff Glenn
Role: Designer & Developer
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