Trăm Năm online wedding invitation template
Trăm Năm is an online wedding invitation carrying the spirit of old Hanoi: the deep red of áo dài and wooden doors, ivory dó paper, red-brown ink, and motifs of the Turtle Tower, lotus, white blossom branches and olive leaves. The cover is a photograph in áo dài before a wooden door, with your names handwritten and the date set into the open area above.
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About this template
From the cover, a torn paper edge changes the scene to Hoàn Kiếm Lake in sepia brown, with an opening line and the button to read the invitation. The template has four photo slots: cover, couple, story and closing. Your story sits on dó paper with leaves trailing down the right edge and two polaroids; the schedule uses a horizontal layout that stacks into two columns on a phone and opens into a row on a wider screen. The album rests on red silk with torn paper edges, a three-frame collage and a handwritten note.
Highlights
- Deep áo dài red and wooden door tones on ivory dó paper
- Old-Hanoi motifs: the Turtle Tower, lotus, white blossom branches and olive leaves
- 4 photo slots: cover, couple, story and closing
- A torn paper edge changing the scene to Hoàn Kiếm Lake in sepia
- An album on red silk with a three-frame collage and a handwritten note
- A horizontal schedule: two columns on a phone, one row on a wide screen
A good fit for
Couples who want a traditional Vietnamese invitation crafted like a publication; weddings with áo dài and an ancestral ceremony; and anyone with áo dài or Hanoi photographs.
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.
No. The cover is built to reserve the open wooden-door area above for the handwritten names and date; the text is its own layer rather than being printed into the photograph.
Both evoke old Hanoi. Trăm Năm leans on deep áo dài red, dó paper and motifs like the Turtle Tower and lotus, with an album on red silk; Hà Nội Xưa keeps a deep olive palette on ivory and sets its title directly over the cover photo.
Yes. One invitation supports multiple ceremonies, each with its own time and venue plus a Google Maps directions button.
