Villa Cortina
Villa Cortina turns the opening of the invitation into a moment of theatre: the guest taps the screen and the ivory curtains of the ballroom slowly part, revealing a crystal chandelier, laid tables and arrangements of white roses. When the clip ends the picture stays alive in a slow, endless zoom, and a die-cut lace frame rises from below — like an heirloom card laid over the scene — carrying the couple's names, the date and the place. The palette echoes Villa Aurora's golden one — bronze, warm olive and antique gold — with high-contrast Cormorant Garamond and a script ampersand. It is the ideal template for ballroom receptions, historic villas and evening weddings that want a grand entrance. Available in 15 languages: every guest gets a personalised link with their own name and reads the invitation in their language.
- Video opening: the ballroom curtains part on tap
- Die-cut lace frame rising over the ballroom still
- Edit your text anytime: guest links stay the same
- Built-in countdown and RSVP with allergies and menu preferences
- 15 languages: ideal for destination weddings with international guests
- Per-guest link with guests' names already included
- Customizable colours and fonts
Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between Villa Cortina and Villa Aurora?
- They share the same golden palette and the same sections; the opening is what changes. Villa Aurora opens with the wax-sealed envelope, Villa Cortina with the ballroom curtains parting and a lace frame rising over the texts.
- Can guests confirm their attendance directly from the invitation?
- Yes: the RSVP is built in. Each guest confirms with a tap and notes allergies and menu preferences, and you see all the responses collected in the dashboard.
- How does the personalised link for each guest work?
- Each guest receives a unique URL. When they open it, they see their own name in the invitation header — a personal touch that makes all the difference.