Dried Flower Orange Wedding Invitation Template - Boho Watercolour
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Highlights
- Watercolour marigolds and dried grasses spilling in from the paper edges
- Three cream cards outlined in olive green over a warm watercolour ground
- A half-round arch holding the couple names with a hand-lettered ampersand
- An olive calendar block with the wedding day marked by a cream heart
- A wedding day timeline with ring, dove and bell medallions
- A matching floral gift box and envelope drawn for this design
About
The Dried Flower Orange template brings a relaxed boho mood to every panel: hand-painted watercolour marigolds, cream roses and dried grasses spill in from the edges of the paper and wrap around three cream cards outlined in olive green. A warm watercolour paper ground sits behind everything, so the whole invitation reads like a pressed bouquet kept from an old wedding season.
The opening is a half-round cream arch holding the couple names in olive italics, joined by a hand-lettered burnt-orange ampersand. Four large sprays surround that arch, two tucked behind it and two laid over the front, giving the depth of a real bouquet resting on a table.
The invitation carries every section a wedding needs: both families, the announcement, the ceremony details with a large orange date block, a square-grid photo album, the reception details with a countdown and an olive calendar block marked by a heart, a Google Maps embed, the dress code, the wedding day timeline with rings, doves and bells as medallions, a guest book, and a matching floral gift box and envelope.
With its soft burnt-orange palette and understated floral art, this design suits an outdoor wedding, an autumn reception, or any couple who wants something warm, natural and unfussy.
Perfect for
Features
- Customizable content
- Unlimited photos
- Google Maps
- Multiple languages
- Guest name display
- Link sharing
- RSVP
- Guest guestbook
FAQ
Dried Flower Orange works beautifully for outdoor weddings, autumn receptions and garden celebrations, or for any couple who wants a warm and unfussy invitation. The burnt-orange and olive palette sits naturally alongside marigold, butter yellow and green florals, so the invitation and the reception feel like one piece.
All of the text, dates, venues and wording in Dried Flower Orange can be edited directly in the editor. The dried flower artwork and the burnt-orange palette are a fixed part of the design, because they are what give the invitation its boho character. If you want a different tone, the sibling floral designs ship in pink, brown and yellow.
Yes. Dried Flower Orange uses the shared Chung Doi multi-language system, so you can switch on Vietnamese, English, Chinese and other languages at the same time. Every content line then renders once per selected language, which is handy for guests or family living abroad.
The Dried Flower Orange timeline runs down a vertical line with orange dots, times on the left and each moment described on the right. Three medallions showing rings, doves and bells sit between the entries as decoration. You can add or remove moments freely, or hide the whole section if you do not need it.
Dried Flower Orange has its own gift box illustration, a cream box tied with an olive ribbon and printed with marigolds, drawn for this design rather than reusing the default. Tapping it opens the bank QR codes for both families. A matching printed envelope is also included if you prefer the envelope style instead.
