Template
Pear - a coastal wedding website template
A full-width photograph, an arched portrait, and a countdown to the day.

What Pear looks like
Pear opens on a single photograph running the whole width of the screen, with your names over it and the date underneath. Below that the page settles into sea-glass greens and warm stone, and your portrait sits inside an arch rather than a rectangle - the one shape on the page that is not square, which is what makes it the thing people look at.
It is the friendliest of the eight. The type is Cormorant Garamond over Jost: a serif with enough character to feel considered, and a plain sans underneath doing the work of telling guests where to park. Nothing shouts.
There is a countdown on the landing page. It reads as excitement rather than pressure, and it quietly does a job - a guest who sees eleven weeks left is a guest who books a room.
The pear cut is the soft one - rounded at one end, tapered at the other. All eight templates are named after one.
Best for
- Coastal, garden and outdoor weddings
- Couples with one photograph they love more than the rest
- Anyone who wants warm rather than formal
Colors
Type
Cormorant Garamond 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.
Rose CutA wide garden photograph, your story as a timeline, greens on cream.
AsscherThree photographs, sage serif type, warm stone. Nothing else.
EmeraldGold on candlelit black, a gilded frame, and a photograph edge to edge.
RadiantA split hero, a gold ticker, and lemon against deep blue.
MarquiseCream, off-black, coral, and one sunburst.
PrincessA magazine cover for a hero, ice blue on charcoal.
CushionDeep green on warm cream, and a photograph as big as the vows.