Hồng Uyên online wedding invitation template
Hồng Uyên is an online wedding invitation built from a horizontal paper suite: the envelope, folded cover and interior all share the same blush paper, while the main content sits on two rounded white panels. Its signature figures are a hand-drawn couple in powder-blue and pink áo dài, set inside a white circle, with slender peach branches running across or entering from exactly one edge of a card.
Free to build · An unpaid link lasts 3 days and allows up to 15 viewers.
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About this template
The interior divides clearly into two columns: on the left a laurel-wreath monogram with the ceremony details, on the right your names, the date, the venue and the families. Vermilion is used only for names, dates, the Song Hỷ character and the monogram, while longer passages stay in charcoal so they hold up at small sizes. The template uses no real photographs — illustration carries all of the imagery.
Highlights
- A blush paper suite — envelope, folded cover and interior in one stock
- A hand-drawn áo dài couple set inside a white circle
- A two-column interior with a laurel-wreath monogram and ceremony details
- Slender peach branches entering from exactly one edge, never symmetrically
- Illustration in place of photographs — no wedding photos required
- A guestbook where guests leave wishes that you approve before they appear
A good fit for
Couples who want a traditional Vietnamese invitation in a soft pink register; engagement and at-home ancestral ceremonies; and anyone who prefers hand-drawn áo dài illustration to photography.
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 áo dài couple and peach branches are fixed illustrations belonging to the template. You still enter your names, families, date, time, venue and invitation wording.
Hồng Uyên carries a distinctly Vietnamese celebratory system: áo dài, blush paper, the Song Hỷ character, peach branches and a two-panel white interior. Tí Hon uses colored-pencil chibi drawings on ivory paper with coral headings and no serif in its reading roles.
Yes. One invitation supports multiple ceremonies, each with its own time and venue plus a Google Maps directions button.
Send the link or QR code over Zalo, Messenger or text. Guests open it on their phone, see the envelope and tap “Open invitation” to view everything — no app or sign-in required.
