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Double Happiness V2 Red is the second card in the Double Happiness family, and this time every section sits on its own sheet of cream paper, edged in gold and floating on a deep red field. Each panel is drawn as two interlocking rounded rectangles, the plaque shape used across East Asian wedding decoration, so the card stays traditional while remaining open and easy to read on a phone.
It opens with the couple's short names either side of a round shuangxi seal, then an arch photo with generously rounded corners for your own wedding portrait. Below the photo a gold scalloped swag closes the paper and hands the card back to the red, with two pale shuangxi seals set into the band. That swag returns at the foot of the families panel and the reception panel, each time carrying a red shuangxi medallion at its centre.
The sections that sit on the bare red, the album, the map, the guestbook and the gift box, are dressed with cream line-drawn blossom sprays, faint enough to read as a watermark. The wedding-day schedule comes back onto cream paper with three hand-painted medallions: a pair of rings, a champagne toast and a tiered cake. The mini calendar marks the day with a heart, and the gift section carries a gift box and a red envelope painted for this design, resting on a band of seigaiha waves.
The card carries the full feature set: both families' details, the announcement, ceremony and reception details, a countdown, a 3D flip photo album, Google Maps, RSVP, a dress code, a wedding-day schedule, a guestbook and its own gift box.
A good fit for traditional ceremonies, tea ceremonies, ancestral rites and restaurant banquets, and for couples who want red with a lighter floral hand rather than dense ornament.
The original is one continuous red field with a glowing circle at the top. Double Happiness V2 Red breaks the content onto separate cream paper panels laid over the red, adds a scalloped swag at the foot of each panel and dresses the red sections with line-drawn blossom. Same shuangxi, but the V2 card reads lighter and has more layers.
The frame is a tall shape with all four corners generously rounded, roughly 3:5, so a portrait photo fits best. Upload your picture and choose the visible area in the editor; anything outside the frame is cropped away cleanly.
They are a pair of wedding rings, two glasses raised in a toast and a tiered wedding cake, painted in the same red and gold folk-art hand as the card. They are decorative rather than tied to a particular hour: they centre themselves against the schedule, so you can add or remove entries freely.
It defaults to the 3D flip album: the current photo sits in front, the rest fan out at an angle on both sides, and guests swipe to move through them. You can switch it to a grid or a masonry layout in the editor, and tapping any photo opens it full screen.
Yes. It ships with a gift box and a red envelope painted for this design, cream paper covered in red blossom and a shuangxi seal, sitting on the seigaiha wave band at the foot of the card. Inside are each family's bank details or QR code, shown either as the gift box or as the envelope.
