Bạch Mai online wedding invitation template
Bạch Mai is an online wedding invitation set on near-white paper, where every section is framed by dense watercolor florals growing in from all four edges rather than by a card or border. White blooms and orchid petals lead, joined by spray roses, drooping blue-violet buds, olive-yellow buds and sage leaves — small accent colors that are what give an almost monochrome floral frame its depth.
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About this template
The body keeps to a single narrow column with generous white space and fine warm-grey type, so the invitation reads calmly despite the heavy floral border. The couple's names are set in a moderately large script, section headings in an airy spaced serif, and body copy avoids script entirely to stay readable. The couple and pavilion are drawn as delicate watercolor illustrations, small against each screen — this template uses no real wedding photos. It opens on a cotton-paper card floating over deep moss olive, with florals cropped into two opposite corners.
Highlights
- A watercolor floral frame growing in from all four paper edges on every screen
- White blooms and orchids leading, with spray roses, olive buds and sage
- An opening screen on deep moss olive with a raised cotton-paper card
- Delicate watercolor illustrations of the couple and pavilion instead of photos
- One narrow column, generous white space and warm-grey text that reads well on a phone
- A guestbook where guests leave wishes that you approve before they appear
A good fit for
Couples who love white florals and a romantic watercolor feel; garden, church or neutral-toned restaurant receptions; and anyone who wants a soft, delicate invitation without putting photographs on it.
Included features
- Editable content
- No wedding photos needed
- Several ceremonies in one card
- Google Maps directions
- Countdown & calendar
- Wedding gifts via QR code
- Background music
- Share by link & QR
- Vietnamese · English
Frequently asked questions
No. The design has no photo slots; the watercolor couple and pavilion are fixed illustrations belonging to the template. You still enter your names, families, date, time, venue and invitation wording.
No. The florals stay along the edges while the body keeps a narrow column with plenty of white space and warm-grey text; body copy deliberately avoids script so it stays legible at small sizes.
They share a font set but are built differently. Bạch Mai uses script only for names and dates and lets a very dense white floral frame surround an open interior; Thuỷ Mặc uses script across many headings and makes ribbons and garlands its main motif.
Yes. Switching templates never drops your content or photos; a photo without a matching slot in the new template is kept, just not shown.
