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The Dried Flower V2 Blue template is the blue edition of the dried flower family: watercolour iris, ochre ferns and sprays of baby's breath, pressed flat and laid across cream paper. Unlike the orange original it uses no raised panels at all, so every section sits straight on the paper and the invitation reads as one continuous pressed-flower journal page.
It opens on an oval wreath that runs the full width of the card, holding the couple names in blue capitals joined by a hand-lettered ampersand. A cream butterfly rests at the very top of that wreath, and the same butterfly returns in five other places, sometimes crisp and sometimes only as a faint wash behind the text.
The invitation carries every section a wedding needs: both families, the announcement, the couple's full names in script, the ceremony details, a 3D photo album, the reception details with a countdown and an ochre-framed calendar marking the day with a blue heart, an RSVP button, a Google Maps embed, the dress code, the wedding day timeline with ring, bouquet and dove medallions, a guest book, and a matching floral gift box and envelope. A wide dried-flower garland closes the card along the bottom edge.
With only two inks on cream paper, blue and ochre, this is a floral design in the blue family with an easy boho spirit, suited to garden weddings, spring receptions, or any couple who wants something clear and natural.
Both designs share the same pressed-flower artwork but lay the page out very differently. Dried Flower Orange holds its content inside three cream cards outlined in olive, while Dried Flower V2 Blue drops the panels entirely so every section sits directly on the paper. The palette moves from burnt orange to blue and ochre, and the V2 adds a butterfly motif that runs through the whole card.
Dried Flower V2 Blue works beautifully for garden weddings, spring receptions and coastal celebrations, or for any couple who wants a clear, light invitation. The blue and ochre palette sits naturally alongside pale blue, cream and butter-yellow florals, so the invitation and the reception feel like one piece.
All of the text, dates, venues and wording in Dried Flower V2 Blue can be edited directly in the editor. The wreath, the butterflies and the blue palette are a fixed part of the design, because they are what give the invitation its character. If you want a different tone, the sibling dried flower designs ship in orange, pink and brown.
Yes. Dried Flower V2 Blue uses the shared Tạo Thiệp Online multi-language system, so you can switch on English, Vietnamese, Chinese and other languages at the same time. Every content line then renders once per selected language, which is handy for guests or family living abroad.
The album ships as a 3D card spread by default, so guests swipe sideways through the photographs, and you can still switch it to a grid in the editor. The timeline runs down a vertical line with blue dots, times on one side and each moment described on the other, with three medallions showing rings, a bouquet and a pair of doves placed between the entries.
