Template
Rose Cut - a garden wedding website template
A wide garden photograph, your story as a timeline, greens on cream.

What Rose Cut looks like
Rose Cut is the one that tells a story. Instead of a block of text about how you met, the page runs it as a timeline down the middle, one moment at a time, so a guest reads it the way they would listen to it.
The greens are real greens - moss and leaf against cream, not the grey-green everything else defaults to. Instrument Serif sets your names in italic, which is a small decision that changes the whole feel: it reads as handwriting rather than signage.
It suits a wedding with a garden in it, or a long engagement worth laying out. If your story is the good part, this is the one that gives it room.
The rose cut is the old one - flat underneath, faceted on top, cut before electric light. All eight templates are named after one.
Best for
- Garden parties, orchards, and anywhere with hedges
- Couples with a long story and photographs from all of it
- Spring and summer dates
Colors
Type
Instrument Serif for the names and headings, Instrument Sans 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.
PearA full-width photograph, an arched portrait, and a countdown to the day.
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.