Template
Ace - a photo band wedding website template
A scrolling band of black and white photographs, then typography on paper.

What Ace looks like
Ace opens with a band of photographs that never stops moving - five pictures, each its own shape, sliding under a masthead that stays put while you scroll. Hover and it pauses; on a phone it becomes one photograph.
Below the band there is nothing but type on paper: Cormorant for the words that matter and a letterspaced sans for every label. No cards, no shadows, no accent colour. Dress codes and flight notes sit in italic, one line each.
It suits couples with strong photographs and a dry sense of humour. The questions and answers are two sentences at most, and the registry line concedes rather than instructs.
The briolette is all facets and no table - a stone cut to move light as it turns. All eight templates are named after one.
Best for
- Couples with a real set of photographs
- Destination weekends with a short schedule
- Anyone who wants the pictures to do the talking
Colors
Type
Cormorant for the names and headings, Libre Franklin for everything else. Both are yours to change - so are the colors above.
The other seven
Every one of them is free, and you can change your mind after you have started.
GretchenHydrangeas in the corners, a double-rule invitation with your names in script, and soft blue bands.
EttaLight green panels on a grey ground, a framed strip of photographs, and everything in a calm serif.
FrankieA photo band, your names in a compressed serif, red on white and pale peach, and one burgundy band for the RSVP.
InesA cobalt panel, a coast photograph, and a powder-blue ticker between the sections.
CleoLight blue from top to bottom, navy type, one photo behind your names and air around everything.
SusanCream and russet, thin capitals for the headings, three photographs and very little else.