מזל טוב
A website foryour most beautiful occasions
Wedding, bar mitzvah, brit, henna… You hand me the details, I hand you back a site that feels like you.
Two events, as examples
To show you the result, I imagined two celebrations from start to finish: a wedding and a bar mitzvah. Step in, open, reply — just like your guests will.


Wedding · Sarah & David
Gan HaZeitim, Netanya · Tuesday, August 25, 2026

Bar mitzvah · Raphaël
Pavillon Wagram, Paris · Saturday, November 14, 2026
Three packages, one person to talk to
Everything is included, no surprises. You choose, I handle the rest — from the design to going live.
Essential
Your wedding website, made for you.
290 €
- Custom digital invitation + full guest management (RSVP)
- 6 months hosting included
The Big Day
To live the big day, and keep it afterward.
580 €
- Everything in the Essential package
- Seating plan
- Digital guestbook
- Shared photo gallery — guests' photos only (upload after the wedding), download up to 600 MB (~200 photos)
Eternity
All your photos in high definition, kept for good.
760 €
- Everything in the Big Day package
- Full gallery: the professional photographer's photos added
- Unlimited HD download of every photo
- 1 year hosting included
I'm available for any special request.
How it works
In three steps.
We talk
One message, and we walk through your whole event. You tell me the mood, I tell you what we can make of it.
I take care of it
You send me your details as they come, even in bits. The design, the words, the Hebrew, the code — leave it to me.
You share
I hand you a link. You send it to your loved ones. When the day comes, everything is ready.
What's inside
You pick what suits you. We add, we remove — it's your site.
The digital invitation
Received by link, it opens like a real card — nothing to print or post.
Guest replies
Who's coming, how many, allergies: all tracked live, without chasing anyone.
The seating plan
Everyone types their name and finds their seat — no crowd at the door.
The digital guestbook
A word, a photo, a voice note left in the moment — keepsakes kept forever.
The shared photo gallery
Every photo of the evening in one place, ready to download.
The gift registry
The gifts you want, reservable and fundable by several — no duplicates.
Online gifting
Guests send you a gift from their phone; the money comes straight to you.
The site in three languages
French, Hebrew, English — each guest reads the invitation in their own.
And all of it, in French as in עברית.
Hi, I'm Aaron
The person who answers you is exactly the one who designs, writes and codes your site — from the first message to the day after the party.
Kala (כלה) means “the bride.” It all started with weddings; today I also do bar mitzvahs, brit and henna celebrations, with the very same care.
A few families per season, no more. That's the price of doing it right.
Aaron
The questions I get asked
What exactly do you create — a website, an invitation, or both?
Both at once: a wedding website that doubles as the invitation. Your guests get a link, the digital invite opens like a real card, and everything's there — the venue, the time, and their reply to give.
Can the site be in French, Hebrew and English?
Yes: French, Hebrew and English. Each guest reads the site in their own language and switches from one to another in a tap.
Do you work on weddings in France as well as Israel?
Yes. I build Jewish wedding sites for French-speaking couples, in France and in Israel — it all happens remotely, the location doesn't matter at all.
How do guests confirm they're coming?
The RSVP happens right on the site: they say whether they're coming, how many they are, a word if they wish. You follow the replies as they arrive, without chasing anyone.
And after the wedding, does the site disappear?
No, it stays. Once the party's over it becomes a keepsake — your photos, a thank-you note, the trace of the day. You decide how long it stays online.
