Mộc Duyên online wedding invitation template
Mộc Duyên is an online wedding invitation built as two long ivory paper strips laid over a dark pastoral oil painting, running continuously rather than breaking into separate color blocks. The left column works in wine-red doodle line, with two illustrated figures holding a pair of childhood photographs; the right column works in white crochet lace, a red rose wax seal and a strand of pearls.
Free to build · An unpaid link lasts 3 days and allows up to 15 viewers.
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About this template
The template's two photo slots are the groom's and the bride's portraits — the invitation moves from those two fixed childhood pictures held by the illustrated figures into your two wedding portraits at the families block. Wine-red serif headings sit on warm ivory paper, with charcoal sans body copy centered and generously spaced. The handmade, slightly-off asymmetry is kept on purpose; it is never cleaned up into perfect vector frames.
Highlights
- Two ivory paper strips running continuously over a dark pastoral painting
- A wine-red doodle column answering a column of crochet lace and pearls
- 2 photo slots: the groom's portrait and the bride's portrait
- Two fixed childhood photographs held by the illustrated figures
- A red rose wax seal on the opening screen
- A handmade, slightly-off quality kept rather than cleaned into perfect vectors
A good fit for
Couples who want to tell the story from childhood to the wedding day; anyone who prefers handmade drawing and lace to crisp modern design; and those who need only two individual portraits.
Included features
- Editable content
- 2 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 2 photo slots: the groom's portrait and the bride's portrait. The two childhood pictures in the left column are fixed illustrations of the template, not slots you fill. The separate album at the end is part of the Diamond plan.
No. They belong to the template's art direction rather than being photo slots. The two slots you fill are the groom's and bride's portraits at the families block.
Its identity is not in the typefaces but in three things: the two childhood photographs held by illustrated figures giving way to two wedding portraits, continuous ivory paper over a pastoral painting, and the dialogue between wine-red doodles and lace, wax and pearls.
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.
