Dragon Phoenix V4 Red Template - Gilded Circle Wedding Invitation
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Highlights
- Gilded circular photo medallion with East Asian fretwork corners
- Embroidered five-colour dragon and phoenix framing the cover
- Auspicious clouds pushing in from the edge of every section
- Gold plaque headings with a rounded tab at each end
- Wedding-day schedule with gilded roundel medallions
- Mini calendar marking the wedding day with a gold heart
About
Dragon Phoenix V4 Red sets a bright vermilion ground under a woven paper grain, a deliberate change from the darker crimson of the earlier editions in this dragon phoenix family. Every motif is drawn in the manner of raised silk embroidery, so the dragon, the phoenix and the clouds carry real thickness and a metallic-thread sheen.
The cover centres on a gilded circular photo medallion whose four corners carry East Asian fretwork, holding the couple's portrait. A gold dragon coils along the right edge, a phoenix opens its wings on the left, and a small double happiness character sits above the frame.
Five-colour auspicious clouds run through the whole card. Each section gets its own cloud pushing in from the edge, which keeps one visual rhythm from the cover to the closing line. The couple's names are set in a soft calligraphic script, and every heading sits inside a gold plaque with a rounded tab at each end.
The card carries the full feature set: both families' details, a wedding-day schedule with gilded roundel medallions, a mini calendar marking the day with a heart, a 3D flip photo album, Google Maps, a guestbook, a gift box, and online RSVP.
A natural choice for couples who want a traditional red design in a livelier, more saturated key.
Perfect for
Features
- Customizable content
- Unlimited photos
- Google Maps
- Multiple languages
- Guest name display
- Link sharing
- RSVP
- Guest guestbook
FAQ
V3 uses a dark crimson ground with an arched photo frame. V4 moves to a brighter vermilion and swaps the arch for a gilded circular medallion with fretwork corners. Its motifs are drawn as raised five-colour embroidery and clouds run through every section, so the whole card reads brighter and more layered.
You upload a single wedding photo and it is masked to a circle that sits inside the gold ring. The focal point is adjustable in the editor, so faces stay centred inside the frame no matter how the original was cropped.
Yes. The template ships its own gift box illustration painted in this design’s red and gold, plus a matching envelope illustration if you choose the envelope display mode. Inside are the bank details or QR codes for both families.
Alongside the usual timeline, three gilded roundels (cake, family home, music) sit in the outer gutter beside the time column, exactly as the original design draws them. You can still add or remove as many time entries as you like.
Yes. Every line of text is entered per language for whichever languages you switch on, including English, Traditional Chinese and Arabic. On the Arabic card the entire layout mirrors right to left, including the direction of the dragon, the phoenix and the clouds.
