Invitation templates
Wedding invitation templates
Every wedding template here is its own design, not a recolour of one page: stationery you scroll through card by card, a film title sequence, a garden that grows as you read. Each one carries the day, the programme, the entourage and sponsors, what to wear and the RSVP.
114 wedding templates. Free for up to 20 guests, with the full design; pricing past that.
Signature
- The Suite: A stationery suite you scroll through, card by card.
- The Feature: Your wedding as a magazine cover story.
- Premiere: Opening titles, a premiere ticket and end credits.
- Botanica: A pressed-flower field journal, drawn by hand.
- Monument: Big type, a strict grid, and the date as architecture.
- Pamana: Filipiniana heritage: calado lace, capiz light, sponsors honoured.
- Postmarked: A destination wedding, sent by airmail.
Photo-led
- Airy: A soft snow-blue page that opens on your photo under a hand-lettered Save The Date, with an arch-framed portrait and a dashed-ring photo story.
- Atrium: A cinematic black-and-white opener with one giant spaced word, then cream and stone pages set in an old-style serif.
- Bangkok: A Thai pre-wedding gallery: a full-bleed studio portrait, your names in a Thai display face, and your photos as a toned gallery chapter.
- Banquet: A full-bleed couple photo with a smoky "Save the Date!" script card, then red script on cream parchment and a maroon-to-plum Where & When.
- Cinematic: Your wedding as a love film: a monogram title card, names in spaced gold capitals, film grain and a story told in chapters.
- Dolomiti: A misty alpine valley washed almost white, script names, white countdown tiles and frosted sage cards.
- Enchanted: A fairytale photo with your names in gothic letters, then a story told on tarot cards along a winding golden trail.
- Golden Hour: A warm sunset photo with script names and a big countdown, then coral script headings and hand-drawn double frames.
- Hitched: A full-bleed couple photo with your names in brush script and a red heart, then a classic one-page wedding website.
- Ibarin: A full-screen photo under a smoky band of script names, on a deep olive-black page with a pill-shaped icon bar along the bottom.
- Far North: A black-and-white photo that says "Join our wedding in" your destination, then the whole trip day by day.
- Kolase: A Chinese-style wedding page that is mostly photos: a confetti-strewn portrait opener, then a tight collage wall of every picture you have.
- Kusuma: A dark full-screen photo with a rings emblem, flowing script names and a pink countdown, then a bright page of soft pink headings.
- Lavender: A big circular photo on a soft blue-to-lavender wash, with white cards that float beneath script titles.
- Married: A full-bleed photo with a giant serif headline, then a clean white page of arch-cropped memories and a complete wedding party.
- Mesa: Your favourite landscape photo fills the screen, names in spaced small caps on the sky and a ribbon of plain serif links across it.
- Noir: A black opening screen and black-and-white photographs, your names in a thin light serif, then grey marble and charcoal event cards.
- Pampas: A full-screen photo fading into warm espresso, flowing script names, cream portrait panels and a floating icon dock.
- Pamplona: A warm cream page that lets one candid photo carry the day, your names set large and low across it, like the first page of a wedding album.
- Pazo: Huge Roman capitals over a soft-focus garden photo, a tan button, then a classic timeline and a map of your venue.
- Rang: A vibrant full-screen photo with white brush-script names and an envelope button, then a bright page of glass event cards and a photo timeline.
- Rosy: A Korean mobile invitation: a huge date over a dark studio portrait, then your two lives told year by year in photos.
- Evergreen: Your names in huge white script over a soft-focus garden photo, then a friendly page of green script headings and rounded photos.
- Senja: A dusk-lit photo with your names in thin italic script, white pages of towering names, and a hazy mosque panel announcing the day.
- Seoul: A Korean mobile invitation: a black-and-white studio portrait signed in handwriting, the date on a blush wash, round buttons for each side.
- Slate: A photo washed in dark slate with a frosted, round-cornered card, then a calm ivory page and a dense grid of your photos.
- Summit: Typewriter names over a golden-hour photo, a little heart monogram, and a white R.S.V.P box.
- Tide: Your beach photo, full screen, with every detail stacked in white on a ruled list and a big teal RSVP button.
- Torn Shoreline: Your photos torn into airy strips, with your names set in fine letters across the white.
Minimal & editorial
- Full Stop: Your names set huge in a classical capital serif, each closed with a full stop, and almost nothing else.
- Brushmark: Your names in an enormous maroon brush script on a plain cream page, a tiny italic date and soft pill buttons. Nothing else needed.
- Czerwiec: A Polish editorial save-the-date: giant numerals with the month in red italic, a photo on a gold block, a green halftone banner.
- Night Glass: Every section is a full-screen photograph under a dark veil, with white serif headings and frosted glass cards.
- Eucalyptus: A watercolour eucalyptus sprig, giant thin capitals and every detail asked as a question: When? Where? Who?
- Forever: Warm paper, your names in wide light capitals with a gold script "and", and every photo cropped into a tall arch.
- Monsieur: French minimal: giant thin capitals for your names, two quiet lines of details, an outline RSVP pill and a full photo.
- Mustard: Huge bold names alone on white, then a mustard panel with the bismillah, a framed photo and a ticking day counter.
- Olive: A grey-washed olive branch on an open book, your names in a tall white script and a flip-clock countdown; calm and quiet below.
- Quiet: Ivory paper and almost nothing on it: a tiny monogram, your names in thin spaced capitals, a dotted date and one hairline.
- Sage: A tidy white wedding website: classic serif names, sage pill buttons and a strip of three photos.
- Stars: White foil on black linen: your names arched over a crescent moon, the date on a ribbon, star-cornered cards.
Elegant & classic
- Ubud: A muted photo cover with an outlined Open Invitation button, then quiet cream pages labelled in small gold capitals.
- Blush: Gold script names on a soft blush ground, with a pastel-yellow save-the-date card and painted colour circles.
- Brushstroke: A tall photo, your names in engraved capitals and a script line on a swipe of gold paint, then a quiet white page set in caps.
- Datebook: A Korean mobile card that opens like a music player, with a month calendar where a heart marks your day.
- Emas: Cream and champagne with gold-gradient serif names, glass cards and a gold pill that opens the invitation.
- Grabado: Ink drawings of the church and the country house, a sprigged monogram and a dress code drawn as old engravings.
- Keepsake: An ivory page, one flowing script line and a single round photo in a gold ring: quiet, heirloom-simple and warm.
- Patient: Handwritten names under a photo, a struck-through "Someday" swapped for your date, and a calm grey page that reads like a letter.
- Polaroid: A warm cream save-the-date with serif capital names, a days-to-go pill and three instant photos marked Then, Together, Now.
- Profil: A clean grey-and-white invitation led by the couple: big serif names, a round portrait for each of you, your parents in bold, pink buttons.
- Rust: An autumn rust watercolour hero with the names on an arc, lavender ribbon banners, and your story told as a timeline of cards.
- Saigon: A blush-pink Vietnamese wedding card: "Lễ thành hôn", signature-script names, the solar and lunar dates, and a pink-ringed portrait.
- Sakeenah: A soft white card on a blurred, rose-washed photo, with pale date chips and a rose Open Invitation button.
- Seoul Classic: A gentle Korean mobile invitation: a peach date band, your names around a coral heart, a circled calendar and account cards.
- Violeta: A violet save-the-date band with big serif names, then soft lilac pages of rounded white cards with little icon badges.
Playful & illustrated
- Balloons: A drawn bride and groom in red float up a teal sky under bunches of balloons, through little cartoon scenes of your story.
- Billboard: Loud and fun: a black-and-white photo with a giant date, purple icon discs and your whole wedding weekend, day by day.
- Tell Me More: A cheerful one-page wedding site: handwritten title on a photo, sunny yellow buttons, a bilingual language switch and big bold section titles.
- Country: A pen drawing of a dog in a bow tie leaning over a fence, on a white page floating over coral fields: indie, warm and a little bit country.
- Doodle: Your photo in a scribbled yellow heart, marker caps that shout "enough to get married!", and paper confetti drifting down the page.
- Vigneto: A watercolour grape garland, a hand-lettered date and a hand-drawn couple riding off together.
- Pop Quiz: Bold navy blocks with coral buttons, a live married-since counter, and a playable quiz about the two of you.
- Spritz: A retro summer party in tomato, mustard and pink, with squiggles that draw themselves and a postcard RSVP.
- Terminal: A developer's wedding page: your names in <code brackets>, neon outlined boxes on midnight navy and the date in signal yellow.
- Check Yes or No: The kids are getting married: a school-days scrapbook of the two of you, back when you were little.
Interactive
- The Series: Your wedding as a streaming series: guests pick their profile, the day is a season of episodes, and replying adds it to their list.
- Fingerprint: A dimmed photo with a fingerprint heart and looping script names, a story timeline on grey paper, and a pink tab bar that takes guests anywhere.
- Home Screen: Your invitation is an iPhone: unlock it, then every app holds part of the day.
- Lembar: A clean white invitation that works like an app: circular portrait, a burst of hearts, a live countdown and a tab bar that takes guests straight to every part.
- Malam: A charcoal cover with your portrait in a circle and the guest's name, then a soft grey-and-white page in flowing script with a tap-to-jump bottom bar.
- Seaglass: A frosted glass card with a little padlock and a keypad (the code is your date) opens onto a washed coastal photo, tall signature-script names and typewriter headings.
- The Album: Your wedding as an album in a dark music app: the day is the tracklist, your story is the lyrics, and guests reply by adding themselves to the guest list.
- Rose Glass: Two tall doors of rippled blush glass with roses blooming behind them, sealed by a stained-glass rose with your monogram; one tap and the doors swing open onto the two of you.
- Two Sides: Asks each guest whether they come for the groom or the bride, then welcomes them in their own family's name.
- Stories: Your invitation as a run of full-screen stories: tap to open the card, then tap, swipe or hold through every scene.
Floral & botanical
- Bunga: Watercolour bouquets, a white arch with a round portrait, script names and a navy floating bar of icons.
- Frost: A frosted-glass card over blue watercolour florals, on a pale blue glitter ground with soft white cards.
- Indigo: Navy roses and copper leaves on pale blue watercolour, with a dancing script for your names and a black pill button to open it.
- Kenanga: Bold navy and butter-yellow bands with painted gouache flowers, a hand-lettered Save the Date and a double-bordered events card.
- Ink Garden: Black line-art florals on pure white, a leafy wreath guests can spin around your script monogram, and grey leaves falling once across the cover.
- Marigold Arch: A cream watercolour card: your photograph in a tall arch, your names written across it in a flowing hand, and painted marigolds, gazanias and daisies blooming in the corners.
- Peach: A sunset gradient from peach to teal, black line-drawn flowers and your names in airy script over a washed-out photo.
- Phool: A lotus-pink Indian invitation with gold sprigs that shed a shower of petals, script names and a floating tab bar.
- Blue Roses: A line-drawn blue rose over your photo fading into white, then dusty-blue bands, rose bouquets and cream story cards.
- Wreath: Your names inside a watercolour eucalyptus wreath with a gold ring, on cream under a sage green bar.
Envelope & stationery
- Dantel: A sage envelope trimmed in white lace and sealed in gold, waiting on a dove-grey ground; tap it and your card slides out.
- Emerald: A deep emerald envelope sealed with a gold wax monogram opens onto a cream-and-emerald invitation framed in gold.
- Linen: A linen paper envelope sealed in gold wax opens onto a black-and-white portrait, white silk, lilies and pearls.
- Royal: An embossed envelope sealed in sage wax opens onto a white floral arch, with your invitation standing in front of it.
- Shaadi: A gold-bordered envelope on maroon velvet, sealed with your monogram, that opens onto a royal Indian invitation.
- Unveil: A line-drawn envelope on dotted paper that opens with one tap onto names in flowing script.
- Ventura: An olive envelope tucked between white bouquets: press the wax seal and the page lifts away to an airy, garden-green invitation.
- Passport: A wedding passport: open the cover and leaf through the visa pages of your love story, a photo on every page.
Cultural
- Embroidery: Cross-stitch stars on cream linen, a red pixel sun around your photo, and a round button that turns the invitation slide by slide.
- Double Joy: A modern Chinese invitation that opens on a bold red 囍 block with your names, a towering date and both times, then follows one red thread through every page.
- Temple Bells: A Hindu invitation on cream paper hung with temple bells and marigolds, opening on a big Ganesha line drawing and "गणेशाय नमः".
- Gunungan: A black cover crowned by a gold Javanese gunungan, then a quiet page of script names, gold ornamental rings and wave-edged bands.
- Red Thread: A Chinese invitation written as one long letter: vermilion on warm paper, a red thread tying every page together, and the lunar date beside the solar one.
- Lagna: A Marathi wedding card: diyas, शुभ विवाह and saffron script names on ivory, framed by a deep maroon edge.
- Mandalay: A Burmese wedding letter: bold centred lines, a heart-scroll divider under each, pink watercolour roses at the corners and a burst of paper confetti.
- Marigold: A South Indian welcome on cream: a marigold thoranam, the Om in gold, pink script names and every detail in its own rounded card.
- Nikah: A night-teal Islamic card: an ornate gold-edged arch with a crescent moon, hanging stars, a mosque skyline and a countdown.
- Shubh: A cheerful Indian invitation on white: lilac watercolour flowers in the corners, purple script names and petals that shake loose from the flowers.
- One Heart: Your names written huge in a Kai hand on bare paper, a single red thread hanging under each one and running through the whole invitation.
- Walima: A rounded white card on a pink gradient: the Bismillah, big script names, a little couple in a heart and countdown hearts.
- Lifelong Letter: Your photograph in sage-grey under a giant split title, 一纸 · 余生, a red cross-hair at its heart and a red seal that opens the letter.
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