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Lotus II - Green is the second generation of the Lotus family. It keeps the lotus motif and changes everything else: the layout, the palette and the way the flowers meet the page. The ground is warm cream paper with a real grain to it, and along both margins blush watercolour lotus blooms and broad celadon pads drift inward, sometimes at full strength, sometimes reduced to the faintest shadow behind the type.
There is no gilt frame here. The couple's short names are set off against each other, one line leaning left and one leaning right, over an enormous faded ampersand that runs off the top corner of the card. Directly below sits the wedding photo in a cusped petal frame outlined in a fine green rule, with a ribbon-tied lotus bouquet overlapping its lower-left corner.
The signature of this version is the outline frame around every heading. Ceremony details, the photo album, the reception block and the wedding-day schedule each carry their title inside a slender cusped border, which gives the eye something to catch on against the busy floral ground. The couple's full names are set in the Carattere script, and the date reads as one large numeral divided by a vertical rule from the month stacked over the year.
Every section is here: both families, the invitation text, ceremony and reception details, a live countdown, a calendar marked with a green heart, a 3D coverflow photo album, Google Maps, a dress code in three greens and cream, a wedding-day schedule with three painted lotus medallions, a guestbook, plus a keepsake gift box and envelope printed in the same lotus art. A wide garland of open lotus closes the foot of the card.
With its Green and blush palette on cream paper the card keeps a Traditional East Asian spirit while reading lighter and more modern than the original. It is a natural pick for couples who want Floral wedding stationery that is calm rather than ornate. The same motif is also available as Lotus - Pink, in a softer, more classical blush.

Both use the lotus, but the layouts have nothing in common. Lotus - Pink builds the names into a gilded frame on a blush ground, while Lotus II - Green drops the gilt entirely, sets the photo in a cusped petal frame edged in green, and lets celadon lotus pads drift in from both margins. Pick Lotus II - Green for a cooler, leafier and more modern take on the same flower.
It sits in a cusped petal frame, a rounded rectangle with small notches cut into each corner, outlined in a fine green rule. The photo is cropped to fill the frame automatically, so a portrait-orientation image is all you need. A ribbon-tied lotus bouquet overlaps the lower-left corner for depth.
No. The cusped outline around each heading stretches to whatever it contains, so a longer title or a different language still sits neatly inside it. If you clear a heading completely the frame disappears with it, leaving no empty box behind.
Lotus II - Green suits a garden wedding, a waterside reception, or any couple who wants a traditional card that still feels light and fresh. The green, blush and cream palette pairs easily with real lotus, foliage and natural-wood decor.
Yes. Lotus II - Green supports English, Vietnamese, Traditional Chinese and many more. You can switch on one language or several at once, and the invitation text, wedding details and guest wishes all display in the languages you choose.

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