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The Chateau Green invitation is the garden edition of the Chateau line, inspired by countryside European weddings set in lush courtyards. A hand-painted watercolor manor anchors the hero, surrounded by leafy trees, a fountain and wildflowers — a soft, romantic alternative to the Chateau Blue's classic palette.
Forest green (#3a5a2c) on a cream background gives the card a fresh, natural mood — clearly different from traditional red wedding templates. It feels at home for outdoor ceremonies, garden venues and destination weddings at European-style resorts.
Every section is included: an envelope that opens with petals drifting aside, a display-font couple name treatment, both families' info, a dedicated framed mini calendar (shared with the Chateau line), a wedding-day schedule flanked by leafy branches, a photo gallery, Google Maps, online RSVP, a guestbook with a transparent background that blends into the surrounding flora, and a gift QR.
Ideal for couples who love a romantic, nature-leaning look, or who are hosting a destination wedding at a European garden resort.
Chateau Green uses a forest-green palette with watercolor trees, a fountain and wildflowers — a romantic outdoor-garden feel. Chateau Blue uses a classic blue palette with a cleaner, more royal-style layout and fewer nature elements. Pick green for outdoor or garden weddings, blue for a more formal manor-style look.
Very much. The whole design is built around a European garden — trees, leaves, wildflowers and a fountain — which mirrors the mood of an outdoor ceremony, resort venue or destination wedding. The forest-green palette also pairs naturally with real florals and on-site decor.
The mini calendar sits inside a dedicated decorative frame shared with the Chateau line — a soft gold-bronze border with delicate floral accents, matched to the watercolor style. The wedding date is highlighted in the same forest-green primary color, so it reads cleanly on phone and desktop.
The guestbook intentionally uses a transparent background so the leafy and floral decorations behind it show through. It avoids a hard white box cutting across the garden artwork — guests' messages feel woven into the card rather than stamped on top.
When a guest taps to open, two clusters of leaves and petals drift gently to the sides, revealing the inner card with the chateau, clouds and fountain. The effect is subtle and elegant, matching the romantic, refined tone of the Chateau line.
