Template
Gretchen - a watercolor wedding website template
Hydrangeas in the corners, a double-rule invitation with your names in script, and soft blue bands.
What Gretchen looks like
Gretchen opens like a printed invitation: a framed panel in the middle of a white page, your names in a flowing script, watercolor hydrangeas spilling in from the corners. The navigation sits above it as a single quiet line.
The Weekend is three cards, one per day, with the event in script and the time, place and dress code beneath. Travel & Stay pairs the note about getting there with a short list of places to sleep and how far each is. Registry is one paragraph and a green button.
Activities are three wavy-framed cards, Questions is a fold-out list, and RSVP is a single name line. Everything scales with the screen, so it reads the same on a phone.
The oval is the gentle cut - all curve, no corners. All eight templates are named after one.
Best for
- Coastal and garden weddings
- Couples who want something soft and hand-drawn
- Weekend-long celebrations with a schedule to show
Colors
Type
Gwendolyn for the names and headings, Jost 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.
PoppyA full-width photograph, an arched portrait, and a countdown to the day.
OliveA wide garden photograph, your story as a timeline, greens on cream.
VedaThree photographs, sage serif type, warm stone. Nothing else.
EttaGold on candlelit black, a gilded frame, and a photograph edge to edge.
InesA split hero, a gold ticker, and lemon against deep blue.
MarloweCream, off-black, coral, and one sunburst.
CleoLight blue from top to bottom, navy type, one photo behind your names and air around everything.
FrankieA photo band, your names in a compressed serif, red on white and pale peach, and one burgundy band for the RSVP.
SusanCream and russet, thin capitals for the headings, three photographs and very little else.