Old-world Italian stationery, on a phone.

The design

The guest taps the wax seal and the envelope opens. Lemon blossom grows in from two corners, the villa watercolour settles inside a double-ruled arch, and the names follow in Cormorant Garamond with a Parisienne ampersand. Body text is set in Libre Baskerville, the closing reads Con amore. Every piece of art is hand-picked watercolour, sized so the whole page stays light on mobile data.

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Destination weddings and garden weddings

It suits a villa wedding in Tuscany or on the Amalfi coast, a vineyard, a lemon-garden reception, or any couple who simply loves the look. Add the welcome dinner, the ceremony, the reception and the farewell brunch as separate events, each with its own venue, directions and timing. Set the events’ time zone once and the countdown and calendar buttons follow it, wherever the guests are flying in from.

Palettes that suit it

Olive and warm paper with a terracotta accent is the default. Terracotta & Cream and Ivory & Gold keep it warm; Emerald & Gold turns it into an evening garden. The watercolours were checked against every palette, dark ones included.

Everything underneath

Ceremonies with directions and timings, portraits in an arch frame, a gallery on the Photos & Music plan, a countdown, the blessing wall and the walk-in finale. Italian Editorial is about the surface, not the features.