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Wedding invitation, champagne and script: the full website design
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Events · Wedding

Wedding invitation, champagne and script

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Prompt

Build a wedding website for Eliza and Thomas's celebration in Italy. Elegant invitation feel: a creamy hero with a large script 'you are invited' headline, a kraft-paper envelope with a gold wax seal surrounded by cream roses and a candle, a 'click to open' hint, and a champagne ribbon tab for the RSVP. Then a strip of four features with thin icons, a countdown with days, hours, minutes and seconds beside the couple's names in script, the date and venue and an 'RSVP now' button, four photo cards with round icons (our story, the details, the venue, registry), and a closing italic quote between floral corners. Script and classic serif type, champagne, ivory and soft gold.

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At a glance

Industry
Events · Wedding
Style
Light
Source
Pinterest pin

Sections in its prompt

  • Features
  • Countdown
  • Tickets or RSVP

Design notes

Built around one image, this invitation page shows a kraft envelope sealed with gold wax, set among cream roses, dried flowers and a candle, with a flowing script headline above and a small spaced-caps prompt to open it below. A ribbon tab hangs from the top right for the RSVP. The palette stays in ivory, champagne and soft gold throughout. Script is kept for the couple's names and the headline, while a classic serif with spaced caps handles labels and copy. The countdown sits on one side of a thin vertical rule, with names, date and a button on the other. Ideal for destination weddings, formal events or invitation designers.

Notes on the original design. The design itself belongs to its designer.

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