Wedded

Item: Wedded
Rating: 7.5

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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7.5/10MABTU rating

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DESKTOP · 1440 × 18,044/ ↗

MOBILE · 390

Section outline · Home

01heroFull-bleed couple photo with serif names bottom left900
02save the dateLine drawing, intro paragraph, four-part countdown960
03storyTaped polaroid stack left, dated paragraphs right, repeated5,400
04venueAddress, maps button, wide reception photograph1,349
05travelThree columns: by air, by shuttle, by car700
06hotelsThree stay cards with rates and map links1,188
07pre eventPhoto left, date, time and location list right804
08scheduleCentre-line timeline alternating photos and times2,083
09registrySoft white-rose band with bank transfer details972
10dress codeFour colour dots plus for-him and for-her columns953
11rsvpPhoto left, contact details and RSVP form right1,030
12faqFive-row accordion with a small bow mark700
13footerBlack and white photo band with countdown and anchors104

Rating · Home

Visual design7.8

UX & clarity7.5

Originality7.0

Craft & consistency7.8

Motion6.5

Performance & a11y8.0

This page scores 7.5; the site score weights the home page double.

Main colours

Light·white background·muted

Typography

Instrument Serifheading · serif · google Montserratbody · sans · google

Stack & style

Framer Lenis React Google Fonts

Minimal Editorial Illustration-led Photography-led Sticky header Hamburger-only nav Parallax FAQ accordion Map Smooth scroll Review badges

Design DNA

Template: white and warm ivory with burgundy (#6E1B2A) and a red script accent for the 'how it began' labels. A light transitional serif runs headings at 40-64px; hand-drawn line illustrations (a couple, a camera, a hotel, rings) mark every section instead of icons. The story is a left column of taped polaroids scrolling past right-hand paragraphs. The wedding day is a centre-line timeline with times on one side and photos on the other, and the dress code is explained with four colour dots and a for-him / for-her split.

Worth borrowing

Mark each section with a small hand-drawn line illustration rather than an icon set — it carries the stationery tone for free.
Explain a dress code with four literal colour swatches plus a two-column for-him / for-her note.
Alternate photo and time down a centre rule so the schedule reads as a timeline, not a table.