Palace Splendour

09 / 11

Crimson-Cream

Burgundy Class and Gold Details

Rich burgundy, light cream and antique gold create an elegant, evening mood inspired by classic ballrooms.

Open demo Order this website

Crimson-Cream wedding website theme - phone preview

Crimson-Cream wedding website theme - full demo screenshot

Launch demo

Open in a new tab

About the theme

Burgundy, set like a theatre poster

Crimson-Cream is a theme for couples who want to pair romance with refinement. Deep shades of red and burgundy build the atmosphere of a special occasion, and gold accents add prestige throughout.

It suits palace and classic weddings beautifully, and inside it has everything you need: RSVP, a direction map, a gallery and a shared song list.

A guest opens the invitation midweek and gets a preview of an evening nothing like their day. That's the one job it has to do here.

Who it suits

Is this theme for you?

It's a good fit if

The reception is at a palace, a manor house or a venue with a classic interior.
You want an evening, glamorous mood with a clear colour.
You like a theatrical feel: a poster, an evening programme, gold lines.

Consider another theme if

The wedding is bright and held outdoors.→ DustyRose or GreenWhite
You want a setting with no colour, built on light and type alone.→ NoirBlanc
You want rustic warmth rather than palace-level polish.→ GreenBeige

BurgundyGoldEvening EleganceGlamour

Colours and fonts

Four colours and two fonts

Cream

#F7F3EE

Background for the page. A warm base that keeps the burgundy from feeling heavy.

Burgundy

#8B1A2B

Velvet panels and headings. The colour that gives the whole page its evening tone.

Antique Gold

#C9975A

Finely worked frames and lines. Matte, in the spirit of an old stage rather than glitter.

Dark Brown

#2A1A1A

Body copy. Warmer than black, so it holds the palette even over longer paragraphs.

Headings

Bodoni Moda

Bodoni Moda reads like type stamped on a theatre poster - bold and formal.

Body text

Raleway

Raleway is light and neutral, so the text never competes with the decorative headings.

What's included

Standard package

Everything as standard

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.

01RSVP Online RSVP, with a plus-one.

02Order of the day The ceremony and reception, hour by hour.

03Seating plan Guests find their table, you arrange the room.

04Location Ceremony and reception venues, map and directions.

05Transport Guests let you know if they need a lift.

06Children Who's bringing kids, childcare and facilities.

07Phone numbers Contact details for the couple, witnesses or organisers.

08QR on the invitation The code on your paper invite opens the site directly.

09Website theme Choose a style that suits your day.

10Your photos Add photos from the wedding after the celebration.

11Photo gallery Photos open in full screen.

12Gifts A gift list, or a tactful note about envelopes.

13Countdown A countdown to the big day built into the design.

14Other languages A bilingual version for guests from abroad.

15Couple quiz A fun game for guests before the reception.

16Guest book A digital guest book with keepsake messages.

17Dress code Guidance and a colour palette for guests.

18Your own address A custom domain, e.g. ania-and-jan.naszwielkidzien.pl.

19QR to the gallery Print it on the tables - up to 300 photos from guests (2 GB).

20Wedding menu The menu, ready for guests to look through beforehand.

21Password-protected site Access for invited guests only.

22The couple's story Your story - from meeting to engagement.

23Food and drink Guest preferences: diet, allergies, drinks.

24Accommodation Guests mark whether they need a place to stay.

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

08 items

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.

01Welcome screen like an opera poster - cream and burgundy velvet

02The evening's programme, set out like a theatre bill, with gold lines

03Menu card in a finely worked double frame

04RSVP in an elegant, polished setting

05Photo gallery in white frames, on its own page

06A contact and directions section ready for guests

07Polished animations and smooth transitions between sections

08Just as comfortable on a phone as on a computer

Guide

Crimson-Cream and your reception

Burgundy that sets the evening's tone

A rich burgundy, light cream and antique gold - a combination that calls to mind a ballroom, a heavy curtain, dinner by candlelight. The first screen looks like a theatre poster, and the finely worked gold frames return later in the menu card and the gallery. At a reception in a palace, a manor house or a classic high-ceilinged room, the invitation sets the tone for the occasion straight away. A guest opening it at work midweek starts looking forward to it long before the date arrives - which is the one thing an invitation can really do before the wedding itself.

The evening, set out like a theatre bill

The order of the evening reads like a playbill: welcome with champagne, the first dance, the cake, the dancing. Named moments instead of formal labels mean a guest actually reads the programme instead of skimming past it, and knows what time it's worth being in the room. Dinner time and the moment the dancing starts are marked clearly, since everyone plans their evening and their journey home around them - which means nobody leaves fifteen minutes before the best part. If you're planning a surprise, the programme can hint at it without giving it away.

A venue with history, described as it deserves

A venue with history is an argument in itself, so it's a shame to leave it at just an address. Two lines about the building - when it was built, what a guest sees on walking in - build anticipation better than a gallery of interior shots. Next to it sits the practical part, which usually catches people out at venues like these: the entrance can differ from what sat-nav shows, parking is often limited, and the gate closes at a set time. If the venue has rooms, that's also where a booking note under your name goes - for some guests, that's the detail that decides whether they stay until the end of the dancing.

Order this website Check the price →

Other themes

See the full collection →