Vườn Hẹn online wedding invitation template
Vườn Hẹn is an online wedding invitation built as a strip of ivory cotton paper on a grey-sage ground, with watercolor eucalyptus and garden wedding photography as its through-line. The layout keeps an editorial feel: plenty of breathing room, a small formal serif set against the couple's names in a very large flowing hand, and no herding of content into rounded cards.
Free to build · An unpaid link lasts 3 days and allows up to 15 viewers.
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About this template
The template has two landscape photo slots, one opening and one closing the page; their edges blend into the paper with a soft fade or tear rather than a decorative frame. The schedule sits on a pale sage patch that looks like a torn piece of watercolor paper, while the other sections continue on unbroken ivory. Eucalyptus grows in from different edges and is never mirrored to fill both sides; the divider is a small heart between two fine rules.
Highlights
- An ivory cotton scroll resting on a grey-sage ground
- Watercolor eucalyptus growing in from different edges, never mirrored
- 2 landscape photo slots opening and closing the invitation
- Photo edges blending into the paper with a soft fade or tear, not a frame
- The schedule on a pale sage patch like torn watercolor paper
- The couple's names in a very large flowing hand over generous space
A good fit for
Couples drawn to minimal sage and a magazine-like layout; garden or outdoor receptions; and anyone with two strong landscape photographs to open and close the story.
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: cover and closing, both landscape. The separate photo album at the end of the invitation is part of the Diamond plan.
Both use eucalyptus. Khuynh Diệp organizes the invitation around a monogram and independent botanical sections; Vườn Hẹn keeps a two-column editorial scroll, uses torn sage paper for the schedule, and makes the two garden photographs its structural spine.
The template is built for landscape images, so the frames fit closely, and the photo edges blend into the paper with a soft fade. You can preview the result in the editor before publishing.
Yes. The couple's names, family details, date, time, venue, invitation wording and both photographs are yours to enter. The layout, colors and fonts stay fixed.
