Blush Bloom: a floral wedding invitation
Layers of blush and rose petals, an arched card and names written in sweeping Great Vibes script. It is soft, pretty and unashamedly romantic, the kind of invitation that feels like a bouquet arriving.
How it opens
Guests see a large blush flower with a golden centre marked with your initials. When they tap it the petals unfurl and float away across the screen, and your card blooms into view behind them.
Day and evening
Day guests get blush and rose; evening guests get a plum and rose-gold version that feels richer after dark.
Day: Blush & roseEvening: Plum & rose gold
Perfect for
- ✓ Spring weddings
- ✓ Garden parties and orangeries
- ✓ Pastel and blush colour schemes
- ✓ Romantic, feminine styling
Included with every design
RSVPs for whole households, meal choices for day guests, dietary needs, a guest list that ticks off replies, your choice of music and a private dashboard. One-off £59, any number of guests. See pricing.
A live example. Tap to open it.
Questions about Blush Bloom
- Do the petals keep falling after the invitation opens?
- Yes, a few soft petals drift gently in the background while guests read the details and reply. They stop for anyone whose phone is set to reduce motion.
- Can we add our photo to Blush Bloom?
- This design uses flowers and your names rather than a photo. Garden Envelope, Something Blue and Golden Locket all show a photo, or we can make a custom design.