Dạo Phố online wedding invitation template
Dạo Phố is a modern, neutral online wedding invitation: warm-grey paper, near-black grey lettering and accents drawn from the same grey family — an almost monochrome palette, deliberately leaving your photographs as the only source of color. The cover is a large photograph bleeding from the very top edge, keeping the full frame you chose.
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About this template
The template has four photo slots: cover, couple, story and closing. Your story comes before the ceremony details, with photographs placed by hand rather than dropped into an even grid. After it come both families' invitation, the ceremonies, a countdown, the wedding date and calendar, the day's schedule, a dress-code note, the album, the guestbook, the gift box and a closing thank-you.
Highlights
- An almost monochrome neutral palette, leaving your photos as the only color
- A full-bleed cover photo running from the very top edge, never masked
- 4 photo slots: cover, couple, story and closing
- The story section placed before the ceremony details, with hand-placed photos
- A wedding calendar and countdown with an add-to-Google-Calendar button
- A guestbook where guests leave wishes that you approve before they appear
A good fit for
Couples with a modern minimal eye who don't want floral decoration; street or documentary-style pre-wedding photography; and anyone who wants the design to step back so the pictures can speak.
Included features
- Editable content
- 4 wedding photo slots in the design
- 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
The design has 4 photo slots: cover, couple, story and closing. The separate photo album at the end of the invitation is part of the Diamond plan.
That is deliberate. The neutral warm-grey palette keeps the design in the background, so your photographs are the only thing carrying color and become the center of the invitation.
No. The cover is built so the photo bleeds from the exact top edge, aligned to the upper center, with no band or mask above it. A portrait-orientation photo fits best.
No. Switching templates never drops your content or photos; a photo without a matching slot in the new template is kept, just not shown.
