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GreenBeige

Warm Harmony and Rustic Elegance

A cosy palette of olive and sandy beige. A design that wraps your guests in warmth and sets an idyllic, yet elegant mood.

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About the theme

The calm of a forest, dressed in linen

GreenBeige is the essence of cosy luxury. This template pairs the calm of a forest with the elegance of linen.

If you're planning a rustic or boho-style wedding, or simply love warm, earthy colours, this theme is the perfect opening note for your celebration. Organic shapes and botanical motifs give the page life, while it stays clear and easy to use.

Rustic doesn't mean untidy. The same organic shapes can be set out with the same order as a well-composed stationery suite.

Who it suits

Is this theme for you?

It's a good fit if

  • The reception is in a barn, a meadow or a farm stay, with wood and greenery.
  • You want a warm, earthy palette that looks good by candlelight.
  • You want a boho feel, but without a loose, homespun look.

Consider another theme if

Boho with ClassRustic ChicWarmthHarmony

Colours and fonts

Four colours and two fonts

Sandy Linen

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Background for the page. A warm beige that takes the chill off the screen and brings it closer to paper.

Deep Olive

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Dark panels: the day's timeline and sections meant to settle the eye.

Muted Gold

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Dividers, frames and detail. Matte, closer to brass than glitter.

Olive Ink

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Body copy set in green instead of black - gentler against the warm background.

Headings

Playfair Display

Playfair Display looks pressed into the paper - hence the sense of stationery, not a webpage.

Body text

Montserrat

Montserrat reads comfortably even in small captions and on a small screen.

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.

01Cinematic welcome screen with your photo and gold details
02Timeline of the day's schedule on deep green
03Menu card styled like elegant wedding stationery
04RSVP form with an instant confirmation
05A wedding playlist guests help build together
06Gallery where photos open in full screen
07A precise countdown to your wedding day
08Works comfortably on phones, tablets and computers

Guide

GreenBeige and your reception

Warmth that sets the scene

Sandy linen, deep olive and muted gold - a palette built from what will be at your reception anyway: wood, dried flowers, candles and evening light. A guest opens the page and knows, from the first screen, where they're going and how to dress. For a reception in a barn, a meadow or a farm stay, that match does more than the prettiest invitation design ever could, because it builds anticipation for a specific evening. Botanical details bring the layout to life without taking space from the content, so the page stays readable even when someone's scrolling through it one-handed, on the move.

The day set out on a timeline

The order of the day sits on a dark green panel and reads like an invitation in itself: assembly, the ceremony, dinner, the first dance, the cake. A guest sees what time to be there, how long the ceremony runs, and when the last coach leaves. Parents with small children find the answer to the gap between the ceremony and the reception, and the day-after party (a second, more relaxed gathering the day after a Polish wedding) sits in its own slot, with its own time and a note on who it's for. Count how many times you've already answered these same questions in messages. This one section pays back the cost of the page before the wedding even starts.

Everything in one place, directions included

The map, the menu, RSVPs, the playlist and the gallery all live under one address, so nobody's digging through a month-old message thread. For a reception outside the city, what matters most sits right next to the map: a note on the last stretch of road, where to park on the grass, a number for whoever's handling transport. Sat-nav likes to end these routes in a field, and one sentence written in plain language saves half your guest list from being late to the ceremony. The domain and hosting are included for a year, so the page is live from the moment you send out invitations.

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