Love Garden
Soft sage, hand-painted wildflowers and Polaroid-style photos for a warm, relaxed garden feel.
Gold-framed keepsakes and pressed lavender rest against olive and ivory, like a love letter someone kept for years.
There's a quiet warmth to Olive & Ivory that reads more heirloom than trend — closer to a scrapbook kept for years than an invitation ordered online. Couples marrying somewhere unpolished and golden-lit will find it already speaks their language.
Olive & Ivory opens the way an old letter does: slowly. Guests arrive on a lace-patterned screen, tap to open, and your music begins as the first photograph settles into place. From there, everything feels kept rather than designed — antique gold frames, pressed lavender, a handwritten note tucked between the pages.
It suits weddings with a strong sense of place: an olive grove, a coastal terrace, a family house in the hills, anywhere the light does half the decorating. If your photographs are sun-washed and a little unposed, this design makes them look as though they were always meant to be framed.
Wording, photographs and sections are yours to choose within the design, and the whole invitation can be shared in a second language at no extra cost.