Long Table
One long lunch, in gold on charcoal. A square for every seat.
Long Table is the only design here that arranges **people** rather than content. Under the headline there is a strip of small squares, one for every seat taken, laid out in the proportion of the room's guesses — so a page with a hundred and eighty replies is a visibly denser object than one with nine.
Everything else follows from wanting that strip to mean something. There are no cards at all; sections are butted together with a single gold hairline between them, and the count is repeated as the last thing on the page. It is gold on charcoal, and the most grown-up-looking thing in the set.
It opens on that same hairline. The gold rule turning out to have been a fold is the whole cover — the page parts along the one line the design is built from.
Long Table is on Premium. The seat strip is an argument for unlimited replies, and a capped page cannot draw it honestly — so the design and the tier say the same thing.
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What you can make with it
Every design works for all four occasions, and the same page carries a family through them: a gender reveal, a baby shower, a birth announcement, then a first birthday — at one address, keeping the photographs, the messages and the guest list.