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Cool Blue
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A Silk Ribbon and Cool Blues
A single vertical ribbon ties the whole page together - from the opening screen to RSVP. Cool blues, and two separately designed layouts: one for phones, one for computers.
About the theme
Blue Ribbon is built around a single gesture: a vertical silk ribbon that starts on the opening screen, runs unbroken through every section, and closes with a V-shaped notch just above the form. A column of numbered labels sits to its left, so the page reads like a schedule set out point by point. The palette is ink, steel and mist - cool blues set against a broken white, with no gold and no ornament. The theme has two separate layouts: on a computer the label column sits to the left of the ribbon, on a phone the labels fold back into the content column, and a countdown bar with an RSVP button stays fixed at the bottom.
Inside are waiting: a full-height welcome screen with your photo and a day counter, a timeline of your story laid out by year, a schedule with the key times picked out, a venue card with a map, a "How well do you know us" quiz with instant feedback, a practical section on accommodation, getting home and the dress code shown as a colour palette, and RSVP with a menu and accommodation question. The gallery, where guests add their own photos, lives on its own page.
On a phone and on a computer, these are two separately designed layouts, not one stretched to fit the other.
Who it suits
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Colours and fonts
Mist
#F4F7F9
Background for the page. A cool, broken white with the faintest hint of blue.
Ink
#1E2A33
Dark sections and type. A navy deep enough to stand in for black.
Steel
#6E93AE
The ribbon, its moving sheen, and active states. The one clear splash of colour.
Night Blue
#16222B
Body copy. A cool tone that ties the palette together without adding a third colour.
Headings
Marcellus
Marcellus is formal without being ornate - headings read like they belong in an order of service.
Body text
Archivo
Archivo keeps labels and numbering in an even rhythm, even in a narrow column.
What's included
Standard package
You get all 24 things on this list in every one of the 11 themes - for a one-off PLN 300, with your own domain and hosting for a year. Choosing a theme is choosing a look, not a scope. The demo shows only some of them - a site with everything at once would be too long to browse comfortably. We put yours together from what you actually need.
And more Room for extra sections and information from you.
Guests from abroad read it in English
Every theme comes with a complete English version at the same price. There is a switch in the corner of the page: one tap and the invitation, the RSVP, the running order and the map are all in English. You send everyone the same link and each guest sees it in their own language.
What you see in this demo
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This is a slice, chosen so the demo can be browsed in a few minutes. Everything on the list above can be switched on in this theme too.
Guide
The whole page is built around one gesture: a vertical silk ribbon that starts on the opening screen, runs unbroken through every section, and closes with a V-shaped notch just above the form. A column of numbered labels sits to its left, so the invitation reads like an order of service set out point by point. The palette is ink, steel and mist - cool blues, no gold, no florals. For couples tired of invitations that all look the same, this is one of the most distinctive themes in the collection.
Three "how well do you know us" questions with an instant answer are the single most-clicked thing on this page. A guest stops for a moment, scrolls through the rest of the sections along the way, and reaches RSVP - something they'd otherwise put off until the evening and forget. That translates directly into the number of replies that come back without a reminder. You're also left with material for a game run by the MC, or just something to read out at the table. In this theme, the quiz is built into the layout, not tacked on at the end.
The practical section gathers what guests come back for: accommodation options with the distance to the venue, the way home with coach times, the dress code shown as a colour palette. On a phone, a bar pinned to the bottom of the screen carries the date, the countdown and an RSVP button, so confirming is always one tap away - and most of your guests will open the page on a phone. The computer version is a separate design, with the label column sitting to the left of the ribbon. Both are included at one price, with no extra charge for the phone version.
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