Tử Ngọc online wedding invitation template
Tử Ngọc is an online wedding invitation built as a blush-pink poster surrounded by wisteria, peonies, grey-green foliage and gold bells hanging from the top edge. The illustrated couple in purple robes embroidered with gold is its main object, set off to the left, while your names, the date and time and the venue sit in the open paper to the right.
Free to build · An unpaid link lasts 3 days and allows up to 15 viewers.
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About this template
Its dividers use gold lotus, fine-line hearts and curved flourishes rather than heavy card frames. The foot of the page closes with a cluster of rings on a velvet cushion, brass candles and a purple-pink mandala. Names are set in Charmonman, headings and values in Cormorant SC, and longer reading in Lora — the template deliberately adds no blue hue, no wedding red and no photography.
Highlights
- A blush poster framed by wisteria, peonies and grey-green foliage
- Gold bells hanging from the top edge of the poster
- An illustrated couple in gold-embroidered purple set left, with text to the right
- Dividers of gold lotus, fine-line hearts and curved flourishes
- A footer of rings on a velvet cushion, brass candles and a purple-pink mandala
- Illustration in place of photographs — no wedding photos required
A good fit for
Couples drawn to a luxurious purple palette and Eastern ceremonial atmosphere; purple-toned or evening receptions; and anyone who wants a richly ornamented invitation without photographs.
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 illustrated couple and all of the florals are fixed assets of the template. You still enter your names, families, date, time, venue and invitation wording.
Tử Ngọc uses a cool purple palette with antique gold, hanging wisteria and a lotus-based ceremonial language; Hỷ Sắc works on bright blush with jade ink, and Đào Hoa uses blush with watercolor peach blossom.
No. The layout is designed for a portrait screen first: the illustration and the text reflow with the screen width, so on a phone your names and date still sit in clear open paper.
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.
