The Day

Item: The Day
Rating: 7.3

Framer template for a wedding invitation and RSVP site.

A Framer Marketplace template by Zoe P.. Its words and photos are demo content.

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7.3/10MABTU rating

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01headerSophie & Mark900
02features grid"We met in a classroom, Mark was sketching my ideas in 3D while I was still explaining them. That's when I knew: he sees670
03features grid"Love is the only architecture we need."700
04features gridTHE CEREMONY1,274
05features gridHOW THE DAY UNFOLDS2,770
06form605
07features gridPRACTICAL STUFF848
08contentQuestions?625
09features gridTo everyone reading this: Thank you for being part of our love story. Whether you've known us for 20 years or met us las700
10features gridSOPHIE & MARK661

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Visual design7.8

UX & clarity7.2

Originality7.5

Craft & consistency7.3

Motion6.5

Performance & a11y6.7

This page scores 7.3; the site score weights the home page double.

Main colours

Light·white background·muted

Typography

Times Newheading · serif · self-hosted Interbody · sans · self-hosted

Stack & style

Framer React Google Fonts

Editorial Retro Illustration-led Photography-led Sticky header Marquee FAQ accordion

Design DNA

Template: three flat grounds — ochre #D9973F, sage #7F9A63 and cream — cut with warm golden-hour photography, and an italic serif for the couple's names against a small sans for everything else. A countdown splits into labelled digit columns under the hero. The day's schedule runs as a vertical timeline on ochre with tilted line-drawing cards pinned along it. Guest logistics sit in three plain cards (parking, what to bring, accommodation), the FAQ is a white accordion on sage, and an envelope illustration opens onto the RSVP form.

Worth borrowing

Run the schedule as a vertical timeline with hand-drawn scene cards tilted at a few degrees, like photos taped to a page.
Split the countdown into labelled digit columns (years, months, days, hours) instead of a single ticking string.
Give guest logistics their own three plain cards — parking, what to bring, accommodation — written as plain prose.