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The Porcelain - Red invitation takes its cue from classic toile fabric and vintage china, warmed into a red palette: peonies, roses, wild blossom and trailing leaves drawn in fine red linework, repeating across the whole card like the pattern on an ivory porcelain vase.
Cream cards edged with a red rule float on top of that pattern and carry all of the content. The arrangement keeps the type effortlessly readable even though the ground behind it is dense, and it gives the card the depth of several sheets of paper stacked together.
The opening panel is an engraved frame around the intro line and the couple's names, with a red double border hugging the oval. The signature detail is the calendar: a deep red block with cream numerals and a bright heart marking the big day.
Every section is included: both families' details, the invitation text, the ceremony and reception blocks, a grid photo album, Google Maps, a dress code, a wedding-day timeline with cake, chapel and music medallions, a guestbook, plus a matching gift box in the same red floral pattern.
With its warm red and ivory palette and a quiet classic character, it suits refined and traditional weddings, formal receptions, and couples who love the timeless look of red-and-white pattern work. If you like the same style in navy, see the Porcelain - Blue variant.
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Porcelain - Red and Porcelain - Blue share the same layout and engraved frame; only the palette differs. Porcelain - Red uses a warm red on cream, while Porcelain - Blue uses navy. Pick Porcelain - Red if you want the same classic pattern work in a warmer, more vivid tone.
No. All of the content sits on solid cream cards with a red rule, so the pattern only shows in the margins and the gaps between cards. Text always sits on a flat cream surface and stays crisp on both phone and desktop.
The calendar is a deep red block with cream numerals, and the wedding day is marked with a bright heart. Above it sit the live countdown and the guest-arrival and banquet times, all inside the reception card.
Porcelain - Red suits refined and traditional weddings, formal receptions, and couples who want a classic character with a warm red tone. The red and ivory palette pairs easily with red and white florals and porcelain-toned styling.
Yes. Porcelain - Red supports English, Vietnamese, Traditional Chinese and many other languages. You can enable one or several at once; the invitation text, wedding details and guest wishes all display in the languages you choose.

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