Ngọc Bích online wedding invitation template
Ngọc Bích is an online wedding invitation built on a deep emerald ground — an uncommon choice, since most templates at its design level work on light paper. White roses and gold are its only two accents, and velvet is the reference material: the ground carries a very dilute gradient so it never reads as flat color.
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About this template
The template has three photo slots — cover, couple and story — each set inside a gemstone-style oval with a fine gold rim. Because the ground is dark, body type is given more weight than usual: a fine-stroked serif clogs against a deep color, and this is a deliberate adjustment so the invitation still reads well on a phone. It opens on an ivory card over emerald, with an oval emblem carrying your monogram.
Highlights
- A deep emerald velvet ground, unusual among otherwise light templates
- 3 photo slots set in gemstone-style ovals with fine gold rims
- White roses and gold as the only two accent colors
- A very dilute gradient keeping the ground from reading flat
- Body type given extra weight so it holds up against the dark ground
- An oval emblem carrying your monogram on the opening screen
A good fit for
Couples who want a dark, luxurious invitation rather than light paper; evening hotel receptions; and anyone drawn to emerald and gold.
Included features
- Editable content
- 3 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 3 photo slots: cover, couple and story, each set in a gold-rimmed oval. The separate photo album at the end of the invitation is part of the Diamond plan.
Yes. Body type is given extra weight specifically for this template, because a fine-stroked serif clogs against a deep color. All sizes still follow the shared scale with a 14px floor.
They share a font set but separate on material and layout. Ngọc Bích is the dark one — emerald and velvet, photos in gold-rimmed ovals; Mận Chín is light, plum-red, with photographs taped up at an angle like polaroids.
The oval trims the four corners, so photographs with the subject centered suit it best. You can preview the result in the editor before publishing.
