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Paradise in cobalt and gold
Royal cobalt blue, tile-work gold, geometric paradise patterns, and a Mughal arch gateway — Persian Garden is the premium invitation for the couple who finds beauty in the mathematical precision of Islamic art.
Premium template · Included in Premium & Corporate plans
Colour Palette
Royal Cobalt
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Tile Gold
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Lavender Blue
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Night Blue
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Typography
Headings: Amiri
Body: DM Sans
“Persian paradise · Cobalt tile-work · Geometric gold”
What makes this template special
Mughal arch gateway
Guests arrive through a Mughal arch that reveals the invitation — Islamic geometry as interactive architecture.
Mosaic tile entry
The invitation opens with a mosaic tile pattern assembling itself — each piece of gold and cobalt falling into place like a work of Islamic art being constructed in real time.
Geometric paradise borders
Section borders use geometric patterns drawn from Persian paradise garden design — tessellations of infinite beauty.
Amiri Arabic harmony
Amiri was designed specifically for beautiful Arabic-Latin harmony — the perfect typeface for a Nikkah that honours both heritage and modernity.
Cobalt and gold palette
The colour combination of the finest Persian tilework — royal cobalt blue and burnished gold, the visual language of Islamic paradise.
Pullquote story layout
Your love story is laid out in the style of Persian court poetry — generous leading, gold accents, the care of a manuscript illuminator.
Ceremonies included by default
Pre-populated ceremony event tiles — edit names, dates, venues, and dress codes.
Mendhi / Mayoun
Nikah Ceremony
Walima (Reception)
You can add, remove, reorder, and rename any ceremony event in the builder.
Animations & motion
Geometric radial
Tile mosaic reveal
Parallax hero
RSVP, sharing & the guest experience
RSVP tracking
Guests tap RSVP directly on the invitation and submit yes/no/maybe, headcount, and meal preference. Responses land on your dashboard in real time — no manual tally-keeping.
Sharing options
Share the permanent link via WhatsApp, SMS, or email. Each guest can open it straight from a chat, no app install required, and the link stays live for as long as your plan is active.
Mobile experience
Built phone-first, since most guests open wedding invitations on mobile. Animations, fonts, and the RSVP form are all sized and paced for a smooth one-thumb experience.
How to customize Persian Garden
From picking this template to sending your first guest link.
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Choose this template
Start from this design — it comes pre-loaded with its palette, fonts, and default ceremony events.
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Add your details
Enter both families’ names, the wedding date, venue, and your love story. Upload your own photos to replace the placeholder gallery.
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Edit your events
Add, remove, rename, or reorder ceremony tiles — Haldi, Mehndi, Sangeet, Nikah, Walima, or any custom event with its own date, time, and dress code.
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Turn on RSVP & guests
Import your guest list or add guests one by one, then publish the RSVP form so replies land in your dashboard automatically.
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Preview and publish
Check how it looks on mobile and desktop, then publish to get your permanent wowzey.com/i/ link.
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Share with guests
Send the link via WhatsApp, SMS, or email — each guest can open it without installing anything.
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See it live before you commit
Our demo invitation uses this template with real content — couple names, ceremony events, RSVP section, and all animations active.
Open live demo invitationIs Persian Garden right for your wedding?
The geometric patterns across Persian Garden are drawn from the charbagh tradition — the four-part 'paradise garden' layout, divided by water channels, that shaped Persian and later Mughal garden design from Isfahan to the gardens of Humayun's Tomb and the Taj Mahal complex. The tessellated borders reference that same mathematical, symmetrical design language rather than being generic 'Islamic pattern' filler, which makes this template a strong fit for couples drawn specifically to Persian and Mughal architectural history rather than a broader, less specific aesthetic.
Cobalt and gold is the defining palette of Persian and Mughal tilework, and the template reads best when it echoes something real in the wedding itself — a heritage haveli or palace venue with blue-tiled domes, a garden setting with water features, or even just table linens and florals picked in the same cobalt-and-gold register. Cities with strong Mughal architectural heritage — Lucknow, Hyderabad, Delhi, Agra — tend to offer venues that pair naturally with this look.
Amiri's dual Arabic-Latin design makes it easy to set a Bismillah header, a couplet, or the couple's names in Arabic script at a weight that matches the English type rather than looking bolted on. This is a Premium template with a pullquote-style layout for the couple's story, which works well if you want to include a short verse or line of poetry rather than a long narrative paragraph — the geometric restraint of the design rewards brevity.
Frequently asked questions
What plan is Persian Garden on?+
It's a Premium template, included in the Premium and Corporate plans. The full demo is free to preview before you upgrade.
Is it respectful to use Islamic geometric patterns purely as decoration?+
Geometric and arabesque patterns have a long tradition in Islamic art precisely as a decorative and architectural language — used in mosques, palaces, and manuscripts alike — so using them on a Nikkah invitation sits well within that tradition. The template avoids figurative religious imagery or scripture used as mere decoration, keeping any Quranic text to clearly intentional, respectful placements like a Bismillah header.
What kind of venue suits this template's look?+
Heritage havelis, palace properties, or garden venues with blue-tiled or domed architecture pair naturally with the cobalt-and-gold palette. It also works well for a Mughal-era city venue in Lucknow, Hyderabad, Delhi, or Agra where the architecture already echoes the same visual tradition.
Can I add a short poem or verse instead of a long love story?+
Yes — the story section uses a pullquote-style layout designed for a short, well-set line rather than a long paragraph, so a couplet, a line of poetry, or a brief verse works especially well here.
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