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San Miguel Yellow opens on a morning in the plaza. The church spire rises in coral pink, its ochre dome catching the sun, ochre colonial houses with wrought-iron balconies lean in from both sides, and a tiered stone fountain stands at the centre of it all.
San Miguel de Allende is the colonial town in central Mexico where every wall is washed ochre and bougainvillea covers the facades. Painted in watercolour, the scene keeps the soft bleed of wet paper instead of hard outlines. The card sits on bare cream stock, and every line of text uses just two inks: a deep garden green for the headings and the couple's names, a dark navy for the body copy.
The headings alternate sides as you scroll, left then right, so each block of information leaves a clear margin for the flowers to spill into. Pink bougainvillea pours down the right edge beside the families, a flowering arched doorway clings to the left beside the reception details, cypresses close each stretch, and a wrought-iron street lamp hangs over the wedding-day schedule.
The card carries the full set: both families, the announcement, ceremony and reception details, a countdown, a mini calendar, a 3D flip photo album, Google Maps, a dress code, a wedding-day schedule with three painted medallions (a pair of doves, a bougainvillea heart, a bouquet), a guestbook, and its own gift box with a matching envelope. A lakeside town spreads across the page to close the card.
A bright but gentle choice for couples drawn to warm Gold tones, to Floral painting and Garden scenery rather than heavy classical ornament.
It is San Miguel de Allende, a colonial town in central Mexico. The cover paints its pink church spire and ochre dome, ochre houses with wrought-iron balconies, and a tiered stone fountain in the plaza, all in watercolour.
Riviera Blue is a distant landscape in blue: the lake fills half the cover and the village sits far up the hillside. San Miguel Yellow puts you in the middle of the street instead, with the church and the fountain right in front of you and hot pink bougainvillea covering both edges of the card.
The dress-code swatches are entirely yours in the editor, and you can add or remove colours. The two text inks, the garden green and the navy, are part of the design and stay fixed so the words always read clearly over the watercolour.
It defaults to the 3D flip album: the main photo sits in the centre with the others angled behind it, and guests swipe through. You can switch to a grid or masonry layout in the editor, and tapping any photo opens it full screen.
Yes. The card ships with a gift box painted with this template’s own plaza, fountain and street lamp, plus a matching illustrated envelope if you choose the envelope display. Inside are the bank details or QR codes for each family.
