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Italian estate
Libre Caslon Display Lato
An engraved Italian villa, delicate Caslon lettering and warm ivory. Architectural artwork anchors each piece, with generous space around the names.
Formal
A DAY TO MAKE YOUR OWN
One wedding style, carried through every detail
Choose a starting suite for your invitation, menu, program and table card. Each piece opens in its own editor with the same two fonts and colour palette.
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COORDINATED WEDDING DESIGNS
Choose the feeling, then add your words
Each suite uses the same fonts and colours across four separate editors. Changes you make in one editor do not automatically update the other pieces.
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Citrus grove
Marcellus Lato
Painted oranges, ivory blossoms and deep green leaves, paired with classical Marcellus lettering. A colourful suite for a sunlit garden celebration.
Botanical
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Burgundy editorial
Gloock Barlow
Sculptural serif names, asymmetric spacing and rich burgundy panels. An expressive editorial layout with clean, understated supporting text.
Modern
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Classic ivory
DM Serif Display Lato
DM Serif Display gives names a generous, rounded shape. Lato keeps dates, addresses and table details simple. Use the dark text for information and the gold colour for decoration.
Formal
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Garden green
Prata Amiko
Prata brings fine strokes and a more formal rhythm to names. Amiko provides a compact supporting voice. Check the fine strokes on your actual paper before printing the whole set.
Botanical
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Modern rose
Barlow Lato
Barlow gives the heading a clean, understated shape. Lato supports the smaller details. Let size and spacing separate the two roles, and keep long names on a comfortable line.
Modern
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Olive grove
Cormorant Upright Lato
Olive branches, warm ivory and graceful serif lettering for a garden celebration.
Botanical
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Wildflower meadow
Allura Lato
Fine wildflower stems and flowing names, with quiet, readable details.
Botanical
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Modern arch
Italiana Barlow
A sculpted arch, fine lines and spacious typography in a neutral palette.
Modern
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Deco champagne
Cinzel Decorative Lato
Stepped geometric corners and decorative capitals inspired by Art Deco.
Formal
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Something blue
Cormorant SC Amiko
Blue floral linework and a delicate frame with traditional small capitals.
Romantic
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Terracotta sunset
DM Serif Text Lato
Layered sun shapes and clay-coloured borders with confident serif names.
Modern
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Pearl romance
Pinyon Script Lato
Calligraphic names inside a delicate frame with small pearl-like dots.
Romantic
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Midnight stars
Prata Lato
A deep blue ground, fine constellations and cream lettering for an evening wedding.
Formal
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Silk ribbon
Parisienne Lato
A drawn ribbon bow and slender border with expressive, handwritten names.
Romantic
Build a coordinated suite in four steps
Set the style with your invitation
Edit the names, date and venue in the invitation first. Keep a note of the two font names and colour values if you change them. Use those choices in the other editors; the linked presets share a starting style, not a live connection.
Replace the sample menu
The menu starts on A5 with three courses and no prices. Edit each section, dish and description in the item list. Confirm the wording with your caterer. If you change the paper size, review every line break before exporting.
Prepare the program for folding
Replace the example ceremony times and descriptions. Booklet mode arranges the pages for folding on landscape sheets. Follow the editor’s two-sided printing instruction, and leave the printer’s own booklet option off because the PDF is already arranged. Test one complete copy before the batch.
Add a matching table card
The table-card preset uses a 120 × 80 mm face with the couple’s names underneath. Change the table number, or paste one table label per line to make a set. Save each stationery piece as its own project and download a backup for later edits.
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