Ngọc Diệp online wedding invitation template
Ngọc Diệp is an online wedding invitation that turns a flat stationery set into a scroll of very pale green-white paper resting on sage. The cover keeps an asymmetric arrangement: on one side a watercolor illustration of the couple beneath a leafy arbor, on the other a coral brush-drawn title with the wedding date.
Free to build · An unpaid link lasts 3 days and allows up to 15 viewers.
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About this template
The formal blocks use white arch-topped cards set into pale sage plates, with blue-black content divided by a single fine axis. Coral appears only in the names, the headings and a few small tulip sprigs, never spreading into a large background field — that color discipline is what keeps the template light. It uses no photographs of your own; the leafy arbor and the tulip sprigs are fixed assets.
Highlights
- Very pale green-white paper resting on a sage surface
- An asymmetric cover: a watercolor couple under a leafy arbor facing a coral brush title
- White arch-topped cards set into pale sage plates
- Coral reserved for names, headings and small tulip sprigs
- Watercolor illustration in place of photographs — no photos required
- A guestbook where guests leave wishes that you approve before they appear
A good fit for
Couples drawn to soft sage green with a fresh coral accent; daytime or garden receptions; and anyone who wants a light modern invitation without a pre-wedding shoot.
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 couple under the leafy arbor and the tulip sprigs are fixed assets of the template. You still enter your names, families, date, time, venue and invitation wording.
All three work in botanical green, but Khuynh Diệp and Vườn Hẹn have real photo slots; Ngọc Diệp has none, and is recognized by its white-and-sage stationery, coral brush headings, arch-topped cards and fixed illustration.
That is the template's color discipline. Coral stays in the names, headings and a few tulip sprigs; spread across a large background it would cost the invitation the lightness that is its strength.
Yes. Switching templates never drops your content or photos; a photo without a matching slot in the new template is kept, just not shown.
