Miren

Item: Miren
Rating: 7.6

Framer template for wedding invitation and RSVP sites.

A Framer Marketplace template by Irem Geldry. Its words and photos are demo content.

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7.6/10MABTU rating

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DESKTOP · 1440 × 15,621/ ↗

MOBILE · 390

Section outline · Home

01heroFull-bleed sunset couple photo, names split around a rounded portrait900
02save the dateSerif date, intro paragraph, live countdown in four columns746
03profilesTwo polaroid portraits captioned bride and groom733
04storyPinned heading with polaroids entering left and right on scroll900
05venuePhoto carousel with description and maps link
06hotelsThree stay cards with rates note and map links
07scheduleInvitation cards left, timed agenda right, torn edges between
08registryOverlapping destination postcards with bank transfer line981
09faqSix-row accordion on bone996
10rsvpCream form card over a dark hydrangea photograph1,114
11closingStacked polaroids under a small rings glyph972
12footerSlim olive bar with anchor links and countdown104

Rating · Home

Visual design8.2

UX & clarity7.4

Originality7.8

Craft & consistency7.8

Motion7.0

Performance & a11y6.0

This page scores 7.6; the site score weights the home page double.

Main colours

Light·cream background·muted

Typography

Instrument Serifheading · serif · google Montserratbody · sans · google

Stack & style

Framer Lenis React Google Fonts

Editorial Luxury Photography-led Grain / texture Sticky header Marquee Parallax Pinned sections FAQ accordion Map Smooth scroll Review badges

Design DNA

Template: deep olive (#3E432B) against bone (#F0EDE1), every band separated by a ragged torn-paper edge instead of a straight line. Headings are a light old-style serif at 56-72px with small caps eyebrows; body sits at 14px with generous leading. Photography is warm, film-graded and always framed as a taped polaroid with a handwritten caption. A countdown of days/hours/minutes/seconds sits under the save-the-date, the love story scrolls as pinned cards over a fixed heading, and the day itself is a two-column timeline of invitation cards against picnic stills.

Worth borrowing

Cut every section boundary as a torn-paper edge so the page reads as layered stationery rather than stacked bands.
Give each story photo a polaroid frame with a date caption and a slight rotation, scattered off the centre column.
Run the schedule as invitation cards on the left and a timed agenda on the right so guests read time and place together.