Porcelain II Green Template - Hand-Painted White Floral Wedding Invitation
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Highlights
- Hand-painted white blossom on olive foliage covering the whole card, seamlessly tiled
- Rounded cream content cards edged in a fine moss rule with a soft shadow
- Engraved gilt frame crowned with white blooms above and below the names
- Full names set in the fine Carattere script with a Parisienne ampersand
- Deep olive calendar block with a cream heart marking the wedding day
- Wedding-day schedule with wedding rings, champagne and heart-wreath medallions
About
Porcelain II - Green is the Green variant of the second-generation Porcelain family. Its ground is a length of hand-painted floral cloth: large white blossom opening among olive scrollwork, sage-grey leaves and clusters of tiny gilded buds, repeating evenly across the whole card like a pattern printed on antique silk.
Cream cards with rounded corners float on that pattern and carry all of the content. Each is edged with a fine moss rule and lifted by a soft shadow, so the type stays perfectly legible against the dense ground behind it, and the whole thing reads like several real sheets of paper stacked together.
The opening panel is an engraved gilt frame, crowned above and below with white blooms, wrapping the opening line and the couple's names in italic. The signature details of this version are the couple's full names in the fine Carattere script and the deep olive calendar block, whose cream numerals carry a cream heart on the big day.
Every section is here: both families, the invitation text, ceremony and reception details, a live countdown, a photo album, Google Maps, a dress code, a wedding-day schedule with rings, champagne and heart-wreath medallions, a guestbook, plus a matching keepsake gift box and envelope printed in the same green floral art.
With its olive, cream and soft gold palette the card keeps a Royal European bearing while staying fresh and close to nature. It is a natural pick for couples who want a Green invitation with a classic frame rather than a rustic one, and for anyone looking for calm Floral wedding stationery. The same family also offers Porcelain II - Pink in soft rose and Porcelain II - Red in warm crimson.
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Features
- Customizable content
- Unlimited photos
- Google Maps
- Multiple languages
- Guest name display
- Link sharing
- RSVP
- Guest guestbook
FAQ
All three share the stacked layout of rounded cream cards; the palette and the painted artwork are what change. Porcelain II - Green paints white blossom among olive foliage and edges its cards in a moss rule, while Pink uses rose peonies with an olive-gold rule and Red uses crimson blossom with a fine red rule. Pick Green for a classic card that reads cooler and closer to nature.
No. All of the content sits on opaque cream cards edged in moss green, so the pattern only shows in the margins and between the cards. The type is always on a flat cream surface and stays crisp on both phone and desktop.
It is a rounded block of deep olive green with cream numerals, and the wedding day is marked with a bright heart. A live countdown sits above it, along with the guest-welcome and reception start times, all inside the reception card.
Porcelain II - Green suits a garden wedding, a spring reception, or any couple who wants a classic card that still feels light and fresh. The olive, cream and soft gold palette pairs easily with white flowers, foliage and natural-wood decor.
Yes. Porcelain II - Green supports English, Vietnamese, Traditional Chinese, Arabic 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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Porcelain II - Pink
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Porcelain II - Red
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Porcelain - Blue
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